Now students in CBSE schools of Muzaffarpur will have to come to school regularly. 75% attendance of students from 9th to 12th is mandatory otherwise their enrollment can be cancelled. Private schools have decided to strictly implement this rule. School representatives will meet DM to implement the Coaching Act.
Students studying in CBSE schools will have to come regularly. If students from 9th to 12th do not come to school regularly, then action will be taken to cancel enrollment.
Private schools held a meeting on Sunday regarding CBSE’s strictness on non-attendance. It was decided that representatives of schools will meet DM to strictly implement the Coaching Act.
A meeting of CBSE affiliated schools was held in Pristine School. Parents were appealed to send children from 9th to 12th to school regularly. There should not be any kind of negligence in this.
School will not be responsible if student’s registration is cancelled
School will not be responsible if student’s registration is cancelled. The school registers will be checked. The school operators clearly said that 75 percent attendance is mandatory as per CBSE circular.
It will be implemented completely. Words like non-attending were completely rejected in the meeting and parents were also appealed to understand its seriousness.
At the same time, Satish Kumar Jha and Pramod Kumar were authorized to strictly implement the Coaching Act. Representatives of more than 40 schools including Arun Kumar, Sharat Lahori were present on the occasion.
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