To stop admissions to unaffiliated institutions, teams were established

After April 1, schools that are not recognised by the Education Department will shut. In this respect, the agency will shortly be sending letters to these institutions.

The department has established teams at the cluster level to find schools that are not yet recognised. Furthermore, children will only be admitted to private schools’ affiliated courses.

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After April 1st, these schools will be closed. In an effort to increase parent awareness, the Education Department will publish a list of these schools.
Additionally, pupils will only be admitted to private schools’ courses that they are affiliated with.
In an effort to increase parent awareness, the Education Department will publish a list of these schools. It is the duty of district education officials and primary education officers to shut down unapproved schools. The education directorate has given directives in this respect. It is the responsibility of every District Education Officer (DEO) to make sure that their territory is free of illegal schools. Closure notifications will be issued after physical verification of these private schools, which will be done based on reports that the DEOs have filed.

According to Boota Ram, the district primary education officer for Sirsa, the department has organised teams based on clusters to stop admitting students to unaffiliated schools. Certain operators have established certain schools in communities without notifying the department. On April 1, these schools will be closed.