Fresh recognition for schools applicable in a.p.?
Arka Foundation
(Querist) 15 September 2011
This query is : Open
RTE effect:
City’s private schools must apply afresh for recognition
source:
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/rte-effect-citys-private-schools-must-appl/760907/
RituSharma
Tags : Right to Education Act, DEO Chanchal Singh.
Posted: Fri Mar 11 2011, 01:06 hrs
Chandigarh:
With the implementation of the Right to Education (RTE) Act in Chandigarh, it will be mandatory for all private schools in the city to apply for fresh recognition within three months of the date of implementation. The recognition, to be granted by the UT Education Department, would be allowed on the basis of a self-declaration form, the six-page proforma for which has already been prepared and uploaded on the official website making it accessible to schools.
All schools, irrespective of whether they are already recognised or their recognition or renewal case is under process, as is the case with many private schools, have to apply afresh now. No financial burden has been attached with the recognition process for the schools as the Department has exempted any application fee for it.
Going by the RTE Act implemented on February 11 through a circular released by the office of the District Education Officer (DEO), all private unaided schools would be filling the ‘self declaration-cum-application for grant of recognition of school’ form and submitting it to the DEO within three months.
In this regards, Fresh recognition for aided and
un-aided schools in Andhra Pradesh is applicable?
clarifications please
