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Bangalore, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Saturday directed that notices will be issued to the Deputy Directors of public instructions in the districts, where the pass percentage in the certificate /class 10 examination in the Secondary School is less than 60 percent.
In a review meeting with the deputy commissioners of all the districts and the CEO of all the district panchayats here, CM asked Chief Secretary Shalini Rajneesh to issue notice to DDPI.
“If the response given to the notice is not satisfactory, action should be taken against him,” Siddaramaiah was quoted as to tell the authorities, his office said in a release.
Officers were asked not to make SSLC not to make excuses for lack of teacher for low results or lack of employees, said that good results are coming only in Darsina Kannada and some other districts.
“DDPI should take responsibility. They should visit schools with the in -charge secretaries of the districts and review the performance of teachers …. If teachers and DDPI work with interest, good results will come everywhere,” he said.
Given that there should be no delay in allocating funds for the construction of the school room under the Viveka scheme, the CM said that the action plan should be prepared immediately.
He questioned the DCS as to why the school room was not constructed even after the money was released.
Stating that the enrollment rate in government schools is decreasing every year, Siddaramaiah said that teachers and officials should talk to parents so that the enrollment rate of children in government schools is not reduced, and every effort should be made to stop the dropout.
“Despite the government providing eggs, milk, ragi malt, soup, and hostel facilities, the enrollment rate of children is decreasing?” He asked and asked the officials to take necessary steps to solve the problems by getting information about their practical experiences and by taking necessary action.
The CM directed the CEOs and DCS and district in -charge secretaries of the districts whose results in the examination and child enrollment in schools are less than the state average, to ensure that the situation improves by the next academic year.
The CEOs of Kalyan Karnataka region districts should pay more attention and monitor the matter. The causes and excuses of low results are not important, it is important to bring the result, he said.
CM told them that if honest efforts are made, honest results will come.
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