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Time of India
30-05-2025
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- Time of India
Schools in Dharwad begin new academic year today
Hubballi: The govt schools started their academic year as preparations were done on Thursday to reopen classes from Friday. School management opened the schools for cleaning activities to commence the classes from May 30. The school management cleaned the schools. The head masters and school teachers made preparations such as cleaning the classrooms and other arrangements to run the classes. DDPI Shankmukh Swamy Keladimath inspected the TCW Govt School and Govt Kannada Medium School in Dharwad to check the preparations made by school managements. The education department has distributed 83% of textbooks to govt schools. Around 1.3 lakh students are set to attend classes, and activities like Setubandha bridge and enrolment drives will be held. The school Prarambhotsava (opening) programme will be organised on school premises on Friday. Preparations has been made in all schools in the district. In this regard, an order has been issued to govt schools, asking them to ensure that students are present from May 30, including cleaning the school premises, rooms, and toilets, cleaning the drinking water tank, cleaning the kitchen and utensils, preparing the school timetable, planning the SDP action plan, and allocating subjects to teachers. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trading CFD dengan Teknologi dan Kecepatan Lebih Baik IC Markets Mendaftar Undo Students will be welcomed with rose flowers. Midday meals will start with serving sweets. School uniforms and textbooks will be distributed. 'Minchina Sanchara' drive will be conducted to check the school activities. DDPI, Shankmukh Swamy Keladimath, told TOI that all the schools are set to start classes from May 30. We hope that children will come to school with a smile on their faces. Out of the demand for 1,31,152 uniforms, 100% have already been distributed. In addition, 82.3% of free textbooks and 83.3% of textbooks have been distributed to private schools. Let more children enrol in govt schools, he said. Channappagoudar, block education officer, Hubballi city, said that the school Prarambhotsava will be organised by BEO Hubballi City office at Govt Girls School No.1 at Gantikeri. Legislative council chairman Basavaraj Horatti will be inaugurating the programme. On the first day, textbooks and uniforms will be distributed to children. A special midday meal will be served, he added. The education department has instructed teachers to prioritise the safety of school rooms in the wake of the rainy season and has instructed to repair school rooms using the available funds. Children should not be placed in unsafe rooms for any reason. The education department has warned that teachers will be held responsible if there is any negligence towards the safety of children and a disaster occurs. Pic: Cleaning activities conducted at Govt high school, Kusugal, Hubballi. The classes will commence from May 30
Time of India
26-05-2025
- General
- Time of India
376 govt schools in Dharwad need urgent repairs
Hubballi: As students return to classrooms after summer holidays, 376 govt schools in Dharwad district remain in disrepair, with 84 requiring immediate attention. Out of 847 primary and high schools, over 400 require minor fixes in infrastructure, including toilets, doors, windows, and electrical works. According to a source from the education department, a total of 62 schools, including those in Dharwad Rural and Alanavar taluk, were in the repair list for Dharwad district. Out of these, 10 schools need urgent repairs. In Kundgol taluk, a total of 120 schools need repairs, of which 39 schools need urgent repairs as it is the rainy season. A total of 12 schools in Kalaghatagi, 6 schools in Navalgund, 4 schools in Dharwad city, 5 schools in Hubballi Rural, and 8 schools in Hubballi city need urgent repairs. In Hubballi city, roofs and walls of two schools in Bidanal, and Tabibaland, One school each in Nagashettikoppa, Kamaripet, Pendaragalli, Sadashivanagar, have been damaged. In rural areas, five schools in Noolvi, Anchatageri, Suttagatti, Tarihal, and Kusugal have been damaged. More than 84 schools, which are leaking and dilapidated, need urgent repairs. The schools that are in a dilapidated state and leak the most have already been listed. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like USDJPY đang đi lên không? IC Markets Đăng ký Undo Schools will reopen from June 1. Meanwhile, the district administration is planning to take up the 84 schools awaiting urgent repairs for development in the district in the first phase. DDPI Shankmukh Swamy Keladimath said that in Dharwad district, 325 dilapidated classrooms were identified in 132 schools. Instructions have been given not to accommodate children in these schools. 494 are being repaired. Last year, 286 rooms were repaired.
