14. IMPROVE GOVT. SCHOOLS

14.

 IMPROVE GOVT. SCHOOLS

Government schools in Delhi are in a pitiable condition. Hence people refrain from sending their children to government schools. Due t the demand for admission, the private schools are demanding huge sums as donation and fees. The poor are feeling helpless due to this. How can our country develop if our children are denied good education?

AAP promised to upgrade the present government schools to the standard of private schools and open new government schools. Education will be free in all these schools for the poor and the rich. At least 500 new schools will be opened with enough classrooms, supply of drinking water, separate toilets for boys and girls, etc. All vacant spots in government schools will be filled with competent teachers.

Play schools will be opened for children under 6 years of age. The government schools and play schools will be monitored by ‘Abhibhaavaka Sabha’, an open assembly of all parents of students studying in that school.

Today education has been totally commercialized. Degrees are being sold openly. Political leaders have opened big colleges which take huge amount for education. AAP has promised to put a stop to all these corrupt practices.

Adequate facilities will be provided to for all children and teachers in government schools.  Delhi University will be expanded and better facilities will be provided. Temporary jobs of teachers will be made permanent. Salaries of teachers of private schools will be regularised.

Attempts will be made to roll back the 4-year Undergraduate Program (FYUP) which was undemocratically introduced in the Delhi University.

WORK DONE IN DELHI REGARDING IMPROVEMENT OF GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS

AAP promised to pass a law to regulate high fees and donations in private schools and colleges. Quota will be set for students from Delhi in the Delhi University. A helpline was announced for nursery admission. People can register their complaints regarding admission to nursery in the state. Audit of schools in Delhi was started.

Education minister Manish Sisodia said that he will call 10 parents every day to get their feedback on the admission process.