Assam cabinet to provincialise 419 LP schools, 2 ME schools, 1 high school in tea gardens: Ranoj Pegu
Mridusmita Deka | March 22, 2023 | 09:53 PM IST | 1 min read
The cabinet has also decided to centralise recruitment of college principals and teachers by constituting Assam College Service Recruitment Board.
NEW DELHI: The Assam cabinet will provincialise 419 lower primary (LP) schools, two middle English (ME) and one high school managed by the tea gardens in the state. The schools managed by the tea gardens will also receive mid-day meals, free textbooks and uniform for its students.
Announcing this, the education minister of the state Ranoj Pegu said: “Assam Cabinet has decided to provincialise 419 LP schools, 2 ME schools and 1 High school run by the Tea Garden managements in Assam.”
Assam government will also create two posts of assistant teachers in each of the lower primary schools, three posts of teachers in the middle English schools and as many as six posts of teachers in the high school managed by the tea gardens.
In a significant move, Assam Cabinet has decided to provincialise 419 LP schools, 2 ME schools and 1 High school run by the Tea Garden managements in Assam.
— Ranoj Pegu (@ranojpeguassam) March 22, 2023
Assam Government will create 2 posts of assistant teachers in each of the LP Schools, 3 posts of teachers in the ME… pic.twitter.com/x6TvqixEzA
The cabinet has also decided to centralise the recruitment of college principals and teachers by constituting the Assam College Service Recruitment Board. This, Pegu in a social media post said, will relieve the candidates applying for college principals and teachers from the hassle of applying to multiple colleges. The board seeks to provide a single window for recruitment. This will help avoid the selection of one candidate against multiple posts, he added.
The Cabinet has decided to centralise the recruitment of College Principals and Teachers by constituting the Assam College Service Recruitment Board. This will relieve the candidates (College Principals and Teachers) from the hassle of applying to multiple colleges. The Board… pic.twitter.com/kRGC110hiC
— Ranoj Pegu (@ranojpeguassam) March 16, 2023
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