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| Govt has adopted double yardstick for private schools: MPEJ | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 23: Giving details of exemplary discrimination with private unaided schools vis-a-vis government schools, the members of Movement for Peace, Equality & Justice, in a statement issued here have expressed great dismay & anguish over the double standard & yardstick adopted by government. The J&K state government is spending Rs. 2000 per student per month in government schools and about 90% Private Schools are hardly charging average Rs 700 per student per month & the restrictions are being imposed on fee hike by Pvt. Education Institutions, Though both types of schools impart the same education to the students, notwithstanding that in both types of Schools, the public money is involved. Why the Step motherly treatment with Private Schools? The double standard & yardstick also adopted by government vide SRO: 123 dated 18-03-2010 in regulating the private schools in the state. The release said that the private schools are required to renew/extension period of Recognition/Affiliation after every 2 to 3 years with a huge burden of formalities where as no such renewal/extension is required in government schools. Further the accommodation required for private schools in respect of Principal room, Staff room, office room, Laboratory room is beyond ones imagination. |
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