School Education

To ensure universalization of Primary, Elementary, Secondary and Higher Secondary Education and to ensure quality education for Human Resource Development.

Suspension of Class due to Extreme Heat Wave in June, 2014

Due to extreme hot conditions prevailing in the State it has been decided that classes will remain suspended in all Government, Government Sponsored and Non-Government aided schools (Primary to Higher Secondary) from 16.06.2014 to 25.06.2014.

Rectification of revised Annual Academic Calender, 2013

Some rectifications in the revised Annual Calender for 2013 and some additions in Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) system from Class V to Class VIII already intimated earlier for effective implementation of the system.

Compliance of Section 4 of RTI Act, 2005

To ensure Access, Enrolment, Quality Education and Retention of learner up to Elementary Level. To minimize the Dropout Rate of the learner and to facilitate enrolment to all the children of age group 6+ to 14+ in School.

COVID-19 General Guidelines on Reopening of Schools

Introduction, Preparations before opening of Institutions, Preparations during School Hours, Administrative and Financial issues, Role of the DI, HM, Teachers, Guardians, Students, Checklists for the DI, HM, Teachers, Guardians, Thanks Giving, Annexure-I (Indicative IEC Materials)

Monitoring of Kanyashree Prakalpa (School-wise)

All the heads of the institutions are requested to assign the duty to look after the Kanyashree Prakalpa to the Assistant Headmaster or any other efficient teacher preferably a senior one, if they cannot spare time and give proper attention.