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PUBLIC COMMENT: School Construction Funding - Vimarsana News

PUBLIC COMMENT: School Construction Funding

As a result of the First Special Session of the 131st Maine Legislature, The State Board of Education is engaging in rulemaking in response to Public Law 2023, Chapter 462, “An Act to Expand Access to School Construction Funding” effective October 25, 2023 which directs the State Board to amend their rule regarding administering funding for integrated, consolidated 9-16 … Continue reading PUBLIC COMMENT: School Construction Funding

Rethinking classroom design - Vimarsana News

Rethinking classroom design

While the West has seen massive educational reforms, Nepal’s pedagogical approach remains stagnant.

Gujarat HC dismisses pleas challenging age limit for school admission - Vimarsana News

Gujarat HC dismisses pleas challenging age limit for school admission

The Gujarat High Court dismissed a series of petitions challenging the age criterion stipulated by the state government for Class 1 admission in academic year 2023-24.

Forcing kids below 3 years to attend preschool 'an illegal act': Gujarat HC | Latest News India - Vimarsana News

Forcing kids below 3 years to attend preschool 'an illegal act': Gujarat HC | Latest News India

The minimum age prescribed for admission in a preschool in the RTE Rules, 2012, is 3 years. | Latest News India

'Parents forcing children below 3 to school are committing illegal act': Gujarat High Court - Vimarsana News

'Parents forcing children below 3 to school are committing illegal act': Gujarat High Court

Parents who force children below the age of three years to attend preschool are committing an "illegal act," said the Gujarat High Court.