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Time of India
3 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Schools of excellence to hire retd principals of pvt schools
Ranchi: The state department of school education and literacy has begun appointing retired principals and vice-principals of reputed private and central schools as managers in its CM Schools of Excellence statewide. The move, officials said, is aimed at strengthening the administrative efficiency of the schools. To be hired on contractual basis, retired principals and vice principals from CBSE-affiliated private schools will be given priority in the recruitment process. In addition, former principals and vice principals from Kendriya Vidyalayas and Navodaya Vidyalayas, as well as retired officers of the Army who held a minimum rank of Captain and hold experience in the education sector, can apply. The department has asked Jharkhand Education Project Council (JEPC) to initiate the recruitment process for 67 managers for a one-year term, subjected to be extended for up to two more years. Of them, 21 posts are unreserved while the rest is reserved for scheduled tribes , scheduled castes, backward classes and economically weaker sections. They will be paid 60,000 a month, the department said. The manager will assist the principals in daily administration, management tasks, and ensuring the safety and security of the school. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với mức chênh lệch giá thấp nhất IC Markets Đăng ký Undo They will also be required to meet the operational and academic benchmarks set by the CBSE, to which all these schools are affiliated. Administrative officer at JEPC, S D Tigga, said, "This initiative is a step toward bringing experienced academic leadership into our schools of excellence. By these appointments, we aim to strengthen school administration and ensure adherence to CBSE standards. Their experience will add immense value in areas of discipline, daily operations, and academic performance."
Time of India
26-04-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Tighter attendance norms for teachers and students of govt schools in state
Ranchi: Govt school teachers in Jharkhand are now required to ensure timely attendance through the e-Vidyavahini portal . Under the new system, a casual leave will be deducted if a teacher is late to school for three consecutive days. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now "The new attendance system is designed to maintain transparency and accountability. Timely reporting will help schools operate more effectively, and any deviation will be immediately reflected without manual intervention. Initially, the process will be rolled out in CM Schools of Excellence and block-level model schools. However, within a week, it will be extended to all schools," education secretary Umashankar Singh said. Principals and headmasters have been instructed to regularly monitor attendance records and ensure compliance. Teachers have also been advised to log their attendance within the stipulated time each day to avoid unnecessary deductions from their leave accounts. Around 10,000 teachers are employed across 80 CM Schools of Excellence and 325 block-level model schools. Singh, said, "The initiative has been started following multiple complaints regarding teacher attendance. Additionally, information about teachers taking leave must also be uploaded to the portal. " Further, 75% student attendance has been made mandatory. Headmasters have been directed to monitor attendance monthly and send notices to the parents of children falling below the attendance threshold.
