CM to interact with primary teachers, parents tomorrow

Times of India | 4 days ago | 23-09-2022 | 04:17 am

CM to interact with primary teachers, parents tomorrow

Panaji: Chief minister Pramod Sawant will be interacting virtually with teachers, parents and managements of 932 government and government aided primary schools in the state on Saturday, September 24, from 10am to 12pm. Students have been told not to report for classes on the day as teachers will be engaged in the interaction.“New education policy, inclusive education, Nipun Bharat, midday meal, Mulya Vardhan value-based education will be discussed on the day. Parents and teachers will be able to ask questions which will be answered by different officials. Parents will also be guided on how they can monitor the use of the funds allotted under various schemes to the schools,” said director of education Shailesh Zingade.The facilities to attend the interaction will be set up in around 137 schools, from where teachers from the particular area will be able to participate.“Schools are required to put up the list of funds and their utilisation on the notice board. School management committees also have a role to play in this regard. This will be explained to them. Parents are also required to taste the midday meals and sign a register accordingly. At times, there are complaints against midday meals, but we find that no one wants to carry out the job of tasting the meals,” Zingade said.A total of 932 primary schools— 718 government schools and 214 unaided schools, will participate in the interaction.

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