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Schools in Samba exposes tall claims of Govt Govt schools craves for attention, facilities


Nitesh Sangral3/27/2011 9:25:05 PM
JAMMU: after every then and now state government announces the opening of new schools with claims of providing better educational facilities to the children. But the existing schools are lying in dilapidated condition and not being provided the required infrastructure exposing the tall claims of the government.

This can be easily ascertained from the condition of the schools in nud area of samba district that included higher secondary schools at Nad, Sumb and Mansar. These schools sans staff and necessary infrastructure. In Nud school there is a shortage of staff, infrastructure and many other things besides the fact that the school building was likely to collapse any time but the administration has no time to check it and take necessary action.

According to sources, the two classes of this school 7th and 8th can collapse any time. Over and above the shortage of space and lecturers in the school further deteriorating the academic standards of the school. He further said that school does not have library, laboratory, and play ground. Mansar and Sumb schools are also suffering on account of the similar shortcomings.

Chief Education Officer (CEO) Samba Ravi Kumar said they had sent proposal to the higher authority and the proposal was yet to get the official nod. He further said that steps were being taken to overcome the shortage of school teachers.

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