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‘90% schools in Ranchi don’t follow CBSE norms’

| Saturday | 22nd April, 2017

He also said 90% of CBSE schools do not follow the board directive. "As soon as we collect the list of such schools, it will be sent to the board officials directly," he added. RANCHI: In a bid to tighten the noose around CBSE schools , the district administration has decided to send lists of schools to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) board which are violating CBSE directive by forcing parents to purchase books and uniforms from assigned shops or the school premises.Ranchi Deputy Commissioner (DC) Manoj Kumar said parents can approach consumer court if they are being harassed by the school managements. "We have already got the names of 18 shops which are doing brisk business by selling text books and uniforms at the behest of school administration," he said.Kumar also said he has already informed his staff to prepare a separate list of schools selling books and uniforms and those who are not following NCERT text books as per the CBSE guidelines.

RANCHI: In a bid to tighten the noose around CBSE schools , the district administration has decided to send lists of schools to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) board which are violating CBSE directive by forcing parents to purchase books and uniforms from assigned shops or the school premises.Ranchi Deputy Commissioner (DC) Manoj Kumar said parents can approach consumer court if they are being harassed by the school managements."We have already got the names of 18 shops which are doing brisk business by selling text books and uniforms at the behest of school administration," he said.Kumar also said he has already informed his staff to prepare a separate list of schools selling books and uniforms and those who are not following NCERT text books as per the CBSE guidelines. "As soon as we collect the list of such schools, it will be sent to the board officials directly," he added. He also said 90% of CBSE schools do not follow the board directive.

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