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School is in too early and parents are not happy at all

K Naganna Gowda, chairperson of the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (KSCPCR), said he had received complaints from parents. He warned that inadequate holidays could diminish students’ interest in learning and announced plans to issue notices to schools.

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High Court gives green light to resume board exams

Additionally, the bench directed the government to consult with stakeholders before issuing a formal notification to conduct board exams for the next academic year. This emphasis on stakeholder input aligns with inclusive decision-making principles and ensures that the concerns and perspectives of all relevant parties are considered.

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Beyond lesson plan

Kumar further stressed ongoing communication with higher authorities regarding the issues but expressed disappointment in receiving such circulars. The circular suggests either relocating students to other schools or shutting down schools, a proposal deemed unacceptable by the school associations. Confusion also arises regarding the opening of additional sections, particularly whether it requires an extra section for more than 40 students.

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Will take call on reopening primary schools soon: K taka Minister

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