Chittoor Collector urges parents to play responsible role in moulding children
The Collector highlighted that the State government was spending around ₹5,000 per student every month to provide quality education. 'This initiative reflected the vision of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu to provide corporate-level education to students from economically weaker backgrounds,' he said.
Terming parental involvement as essential, the Collector informed the parents to visit schools regularly and keep track of their children's academic progress. 'Both the parents and teachers should monitor every movement of the children and protect them from overexposure to social media and use of mobile phones,' he said. He also cautioned that despite the best efforts of the enforcement agencies, the menace of drugs continued to be a threat to society, particularly to the youth and students.
Meanwhile, the SP cautioned the parents against the alarming trend of children becoming addicted to electronic gadgets and lack of physical activity. 'Parents should strictly desist from getting mobiles and motorcylces for minor children. Instead, they should be encouraged to spend time on sports and recreation,' he said.
The Collector and SP jointly presented Model School students Rishitha, Bharat Kumar Naidu, and Veena Vani with 'Shining Star' awards. The duo also launched a plantation drive on the school campus. Later, the officials held an interactive session with students.
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