Karnataka Minister for Primary and Secondary Education S Suresh Kumar said on Friday that the government was awaiting the Centre's approval for resuming regular classes.
"From September 21, teachers of Class 9, Class 10, Class 11 and Class 12, will be present in the school to clear the doubts of the students related to their studies. It will not be like regular classes," Kumar told media persons.
The State Primary and Secondary Education Minister was in Mysuru along with the District In-Charge Minister S T Somashekar to inaugurate the Central Library.
Responding to the queries on the resumption of regular classes, Kumar said "Under any circumstances, regular classes will not start. We are waiting for the green signal from the Centre to resume regular classes."
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Talking about the challenges posed before the department this year, the Minister said that every year about 10 lakh students get enrolled by June, but that has not happened this year. Hence, the enrollment procedure has been set to conclude by September end.
He added that the government has passed an order wherein the private educational institutions are allowed to collect a one-time fee. Officials will take needful action if complaints are received against institutions for violating the directive.
Meanwhile, Delhi and Gujarat are among the states where schools will remain closed taking cognisance of the Coronavirus spread in the states. All schools will remain closed for students in Delhi till October 5, 2020, the Directorate of Education, Delhi announced on Friday, amid the ongoing apprehensions about reopening of schools.
(With Agency Inputs)
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