Kashyap miffed with poor academic performance of schools

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School Education Minister Kedar Kashyap on Tuesday chaired the meeting of all the government school principals of the State at conference hall of Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education at Pension Bada here.

He issued stern directives to principals for making strenuous efforts to ensure better examination results in their respective schools. Meanwhile, Kashyap expressed dissatisfaction over schools with poor academic performance and directed principals concerned to improve results.

In the meeting, School Education Department Secretary and Chhattisgarh Board of Secondary Education Chairman Subrat Sahoo, Director, Public Instruction. lS Marawi and Mayank Barbade were also present.

Kashyap said in the meeting that all the principals should pay attention on ways to improve academic performance of the school, so that a healthy and suitable environment could be created in school where students can learn without hesitation and apprehensions.

He also emphasized on attendance of students and need for teachers to complete the course syllabus within given time.

Kashyap directed them to conduct activities systematically as per annual academic calendar finalized by School Education Department.

He also directed that students should be given proper guidance and encouragement, especially the ones with extraordinary talent. Kashyap said that this year academic year has started from April 1.

The Minister  also took information about project works given to students in this duration, which they would be doing during in their summer vacation.

Kashyap mentioned about Education Quality Campaign underway in the State for improving quality of school education  and issued necessary directives for implementation of its second phase.

The Minister gave instructions to conduct regular meetings of School Management Committees in all the schools, so as to establish better coordination between teachers and parents, which is necessary for overall development of students.

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