Haryana to open special schools for children with disability: Minister
Press Trust of India | February 17, 2021 | 10:42 AM IST | 1 min read
Specially-abled children will be given education as well as made efficient in various tasks in the school.
NEW DELHI: Haryana Education Minister Kanwar Pal on Tuesday said that special schools will be opened for physically challenged children in the state.
"Separate special schools will be opened for specially-abled children in Haryana. Besides, studies in these schools will also provide suitable employment opportunities to these children," he was quoted as saying in an official statement here.
The statement said that Pal is currently on a visit to Kerala. "During his visit to Kerala, the education minister came to know about the efforts being made for the specially-abled children in special schools being run for these children there," the Haryana government statement said.
Pal said that the Haryana government is considering opening special schools for these children in the state now. For this, help of NGOs will also be taken by the state government, he said. He said that efforts will also be made to make them efficient in various tasks, along with studies, which will also provide employment opportunities to them.
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