Action against non-registered schools initiated in Sargodha
All officials concerned directed to visit tehsils and collect data about unregistered schools
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SARGODHA:
The education department has started action against non-registered schools and also directed all deputy district officers (DDOs) Education to compile reports on all unregistered institutes.
District Education Officer (DEO) Manzoor Ahmed Malik said that all officials concerned had been directed to visit tehsils and collect data about unregistered schools.
Several Sargodha schools devoid of infrastructure, basic facilities
He said that all private educational institutes had been directed to complete their registration process as soon as possible, or face action.
He said that 47 unregistered institutes had been unearthed in Shahpur tehsil. Meanwhile, the District Planning and Design Committee (DPDC) approved eight cases of housing schemes across the district. As many as 26 housing schemes in the jurisdiction of Municipal Corporation and district council were presented in the DPDC meeting.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 6th, 2019.
The education department has started action against non-registered schools and also directed all deputy district officers (DDOs) Education to compile reports on all unregistered institutes.
District Education Officer (DEO) Manzoor Ahmed Malik said that all officials concerned had been directed to visit tehsils and collect data about unregistered schools.
Several Sargodha schools devoid of infrastructure, basic facilities
He said that all private educational institutes had been directed to complete their registration process as soon as possible, or face action.
He said that 47 unregistered institutes had been unearthed in Shahpur tehsil. Meanwhile, the District Planning and Design Committee (DPDC) approved eight cases of housing schemes across the district. As many as 26 housing schemes in the jurisdiction of Municipal Corporation and district council were presented in the DPDC meeting.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 6th, 2019.