If late attendance is counted from the starting time of class,howfar is it “compulsory” to attend assembly?
If Gr D employees attend school after assembly but before start of classtime,who is entrusted with the duties like opening of classrooms
,ringing of bells before assembly? Is it practicable to have the same time of attendance for both the teachers and Gr. D staff like previous one?
Mr.Asis
Nothing is impossible if the Head of the Institution makes his/her mind set up to remain present at the school from its starting time to its end( as per the circular). Purposefully and vindictively if any Headmaster/Headmistress takes it for granted to record a late attendance against a teacher(keeping him/her as a separate personality alienating from the teaching and Non teaching staff) for even a second,nullifying the congenial plethora of the circular — the academic atmosphere may be succumbed and the Headmaster/Headmistress will be a ‘paper tiger’ without any humane.
if any pedagogic councilor makes a childish remark intertwined with LATE ATTENDANCE at first and intends to intrude into a biasing mental perception with pseudo tormenting attitude as “is it practicable to have the same time of attendance for both the teachers and Gr. D staff”(what wrong about the gifted Headmaster..!)- a latecomer teacher,a Gr D staff and a latecomer Headmaster will not have been tending on a same manner.Lame excuse will then be the only escape path of the Headmaster as i said earlier(if any Headmaster/Headmistress takes it for granted to record a late attendance against a teacher(keeping him/her as a separate personality alienating from the teaching and Non teaching staff )
P.S —> 10-35AM( appointed hour) ,10-40(daily assembly), 10-45-11.05(late attendance),11.05- closing time
‘Head of an Institution and all members of the Staff, teaching and non-teaching, should attend School at the appointed hour and shall not leave before the School closes for the day.'(Memo No. N/S/212, Date: 20.03.2013)
some of the schools in kolkata are still not following the circular giving an excuse that classes for children & girls are held in the same premises in the morning, but these schools have not extended their school hours.
