LUDHIANA: A new directive from the Director of School Education (Secondary) mandating all government schools to display color newsletters focusing on Schools of Eminence (SOEs) has sparked a wave of criticism from educators in non-SOE institutions.
While the initiative aims to highlight the achievements of select schools, teachers argue that it overlooks the pressing challenges faced by most government schools and exacerbates existing disparities.
The directive, which includes printing and sharing these newsletters with students, parents, and staff, has been met with strong disapproval from educators who question the priorities of the education department.
This story is from the January 07, 2025 edition of Hindustan Times Ludhiana.
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