Srinagar, May 12 (KNS): Jammu and Kashmir Joint Coordination Committee of Private Schools (JKJCCPS) called on Education Minister Chowdhary Zulfikar Ali to apprise him about the current education and the problems they are facing while running the schools smoothly.
The delegation was led by its President Showkat M Chowdhary who was also accompanied by its senior vice president G N Parry, Vice President M Iqbal and others.
JKJCCPS discussed thread the issues confronting education system and the smooth functioning of the schools.
JKCCPS informed the minster that the coordination committee ensures that its members provide quality education to the students while also providing state of art infrastructure and facilities.
The Coordination Committee envisages to even impart professional training to the teachers for which it plans to sign Memorandum of Understanding with the top notch schools from other states also.
President JKJCCS informed the minister that the teacher exchange programs will be organised so that teachers from this place visit the top schools in India and see their teaching method which could be employed in our schools here.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
JKJCCPS said it would establish a common grievance cell where in parents can register their grievances against any school which will be addressed on priority basis and ensured that the compliant gets satisfactory response.
JKJCCPS urged the minister to to take its members on board for any policy decisions vis-a-vis schools.
JKJCCPS also seek a policy for Private run and Private Trust Schools similar to the pattern of Government run and Public Trust Schools
JKJCCS also urged the minister that registration granted to the schools should be a permanent or at least for 10 years.
“Government should also ensure that local investors establish top notch higher secondary schools and also professional degree colleges so that students who for the lack of such colleges move to different part of the country and even abroad for professional degrees get such education in the State only.”
The minister patient hearing to the delegation and assured that the education system will be further improved. (KNS)