Tag: Odisha Schools

The induction class includes welcome address by Principal or senior faculty, brief introduction of the institution by Principal or senior faculty and self-introduction of each subject teacher. 

As per the new conditions, media persons can enter the premises after school hours to collect information about the issues. 

After identifying the fake teachers, FIRs will be lodged against the guilty and stringent action will be taken. Moreover, the persons found guilty will have to return the salary withdrawn to date during their tenure. 

In the video, students can be seen taking out a march right from their school gate after the examination. The revellers were seen crazily dancing as the DJ played latest hits like Mallamma pita pita de Gua ghia to name to few.

Even as the Odisha government pats its own back on the transformation of government-run schools in the ‘Mo School’ drive under its much-touted 5T initiative, the reality seems to be far from encouraging.

With a steady rise in temperature owing to the sweeping heat wave that has affected lives of the people of Odisha since past few days, the Odisha government has also decided to change the timing of schools in the interest of the students.

The Odisha State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (OSCPCR) on Wednesday suggested several measures for stricter implementation of the policies on reservation for economically weaker sections and disadvantaged groups in private schools in the State. 

The demand gains force when states like Maharashtra (top Covid hotspot in the country) had gone for opening the schools on January 24. Not only Maharashtra, states like Tamil Nadu and Madhya Pradesh have also reopened their schools on Tuesday.

Several students of Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV) in Kaptipada of Mayurbhanj district reportedly tested positive for Covid-19 virus triggering fears. Prior to this, as many as 10 students of a government run girl’s school at Bolangir district had tested positive for COVID-19, while in Bhubaneswar two students of Capital High School and more than 10 teachers of Kendriya Vidyalaya-1 tested positive.

School and Mass Education Minister Sameer Dash on Tuesday informed that a total of 8,168 students have dropped out of schools across Odisha after the institutions were closed due to COVID lockdown.

Over 300 students of a residential school in Rayagada walked 5kms to meet the district Collector and convey their long-list of grievances against school management which includes shortage of teachers.

While the scare of a possible third wave is looming over schools across the State, the number of positivity has witnessed a spike recently; especially in the residential institutions and hostels.

As many as 53 students of a Girl’s High School in Odisha’s Sundargarh district tested positive for Covid-19. The infected students are from class 8th, 9th and 10th. The school has been shut for a week after the detection of cases, the headmistress informed on Tuesday.

After around 18 months hiatus, offline classes of class 6th and 7th students in Odisha resumed on Monday (November 15).

In a major decision for school students in Odisha, the physical classes of students of Standard 6th and 7th will start from November 15. This information was shared by the School and Mass Education Minister Samir Ranjan Dash.