School Reopening 2021: When will schools reopen in India?

Uttarakhand government has given a green signal to schools. The schools in the state will resume Classes 6 to 12 from August 1, 2021. As per the ANI tweet, the Uttarakhand cabinet approves the reopening of schools in the state for students of Classes 6 to 12 from August 1. 

Madhya Pradesh on Monday reopned schools for Class 12 students. Low percentage of students attended the school on the first day. Most of the private schools did not resume offline classes. More than 47,000 private schools are operating in Madhya Pradesh. 

Odisha Human Rights Commission (OHRC) has directed the Board of Secondary Education (BSE) not to hold the offline examination of differently-abled students of Class 10, reported PTI. The rights body has warned them that if anything untoward happens affecting the interest of the differently-abled students, it shall be the sole risk of the BSE and the officer concerned.

As per school reopen in Uttarakhand latest news, the schools will reopen for Class 6 to 12 from August 1, 2021. The schools will be reopened in Uttarakhand amid OVID-19 guidelines. Also, the attendance is not mandatory for students, as per a report of News18.

Parents of students held a protest and blocked traffic on the Hoshiarpur-Dasuya road for over two hours in protest against the fee hike, reported PTI, Later, they ended the protest and lifted the blockade on the road. 

As per school reopen in UP latest news, only teachers and other staff members are allowed to reach the school. No student is allowed to enter the school. Schools have been opened for administrative work in Uttar Pradesh.

As per Rajasthan school reopen news, the school reopening has been postponed. The decision on school reopen in Rajasthan will be taken in the next week.

स्कूल खोलने को लेकर विस्तृत SOP बनाने के लिए गठित मंत्रीमंडल की कमेटी की बैठक में सभी पहलुओं पर चर्चा के बाद मुख्यमंत्री @ashokgehlot51 जी स्कूल खोले जाने की तारीख़ और स्वरूप पर निर्णय लेंगे।बच्चों की सुरक्षा और पढ़ाई दोनों हमारी सरकार की प्राथमिकता में है। https://t.co/1X7oYb4o9y

— Govind Singh Dotasra (@GovindDotasra) July 24, 2021

Chhattisgarh government has decided to reopen schools for Classes 10 and 12 from August 2, 2021, reported NDTV, For Classes 1 to 5 and Class 8 in rural areas, the concerned panchayats will take a final call over the resumption of classes. 

Odisha has reopened schools for Classes 10th to 12th from today, July 26, 2021. The timing of the schools are from 10 am to 1:30 pm, reported Times Now News.  

The Himachal Pradesh government has decided to reopen schools for Classes 10 to 12 from August 2, 2021. However, the students of Classes 5 and 8 may also visit schools to clear their doubts about topics. The coaching institutions have been also allowed to function from today. 

Madhya Pradesh reopened Schools for Classes 11th and 12th from today with 50 percent attendance. However, the schools for Classes 9th and 10th will reopen from August 5. The schools have been asked to ensure social distancing in view of COVID-19 situation in the state.

As per the report of Times Now News, Karnataka reopened undergraduate and postgraduate along with hostel from today, July 26, 2021. Reports said around 75% students have been vaccinated. The students and teachers have been asked to follow the SOPs strictly to contain the COVID-19 cases in the colleges and universities. 

Haryana Board is going to declare HBSE 12th result 2021 today at 2:30 pm. Students should keep their roll numbers ready to check Haryana board 12th result 2021. Visit the given link to get all updates. 

Rajasthan education minister Govind Dotasra has postponed the reopening of schools in the state. He said that chief minister Ashok Gehlot will take the school reopening decision next week.  Earlier, the state government decided to reopen the schools from August 2. Now, the school reopening has been postponed.  The safety and education of the children are the priority of our government, said the minister in a tweet.

Chhattisgarh Government has approved the reopening of colleges and schools for Classes 10 and 12 with 50% attendance from August 2, 2021.  Educational institutions were closed in the state after the second wave of COVID-19 began earlier this year. The decision to reopen schools and colleges was taken by Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel during a cabinet meeting, reported PTI. 

The Delhi Government has decided not to resume offline classes soon. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has said that the government will review the situation of other states where schools are reopening. However, he has reiterated that the decision of reopening os schools will be taken after the vaccine is complete.  

Andhra Pradesh government has given green signal to reopening of schools in the state.  As per the PTI report, the schools will reopen from August 16, 2021. The decision has been taken at a high-level meeting chaired by Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy. The schools across the country were closed due to the rise in COVID-19 cases. 

The Gujarat government has announced that the physical Classes 9 to 11 will start from July 26, 2021 with 50% seating capacity. The decision has been taken by Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani during the state cabinet meeting, as reported by PTI. 

As per latest Bihar school reopen news, the offline classes for 1 to 10 will begin from the second week of August, 2021, as per Times Now News. Earlier, the board allowed Class 11 and 12 students to attend offline classes with 50% attendance.

The Chhattisgarh government has announced the reopening Class 12, colleges, and universities from August 2 with 50% attendance. Also, it is not mandatory to attend the school, as per report of Hindustan Times.

As per school reopen in Punjab latest news, schools for Classes 10, 11, and 12 in Punjab will reopen from July 26, 2021. The decision has been taken in view of declining COVID-19 positivity rate, as per a report of Times of India.

On July 15, the Maharashtra government reopened schools for classes 8 to 12. However, schools have been re-opened in only those locations where not a single case of COVID-19 has been reported for the last one month.

The decision to reopen Odisha schools for students of Classes 10 and 12 has evoked mixed reactions from educationists and parents. However, it is noe mandatory to attend classes, students can choose online classes as well

Odisha is all set to re-open schools for classes 10 and 12 from July 26, 2021, announced School and Mass Education Secretary, Satyabrata Sahu, as reported by Times Now News. The new development will be applicable for both private and government schools. The schools will be open five days a week from Monday to Friday with timings from 10 am to 1: 30 pm. 

Over 4.16 lakh Class 8 to 12 students across rural Maharashtra attended physical school, no school in any of the villages in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) conducted physical classes, as per a report of Times of India.

Haryana government to reopen schools from July 16, 2021. Students of Classes 9 to 12 will be allowed to attend the school with social distancing, according to an order issued by the state government last week. If the situation remains normal, schools for other classes will also be reopened.

In view of the COVID-19 situation, Puducherry education minister A Namassivayam decided to postpone the reopening of the schools and educational institutions that were earlier scheduled to be open on July 16. The Union Territory has recently reported cases of hospitalistaion of 20 kids after testing positive with COVID-19. as per Times Now News

Schools will not resume in Delhi for physical Classes anytime soon. Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said that till vaccination is not complete, “we cannot take risk” with children, as per a report of NDTV.

Madhya Pradesh schools and colleges are about to reopen soon. Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh has announced that the schools will reopen for Class 11 and 12 from July 25, 2021 and colleges would open from August 1, all at 50% capacity

Tamil Nadu is closely observing the COVID-19 situation in the state.  State chief minister M K Stalin said. "We conducted a meeting after being informed about schools in Puducherry are reopening from July 16 for classes IX to XII. We can reopen the schools if Covid-19 is under control. Parents should feel comfortable in sending their children. It will take some time," as per a report of Times of India

Schools for Class 12 students, colleges and technical institutions in Gujarat will be reopening from Thursday with 50% attendance following all COVID-19 related guidelines.

MP education minister Inder Singh Parmar said that the schools reopening process for 11th and 12th classes students will begin from July 26 with 50% attendance. 

As per a report of Times of India, More than 75% of parents in Maharashtra indicated that they were in favour of schools reopening in a statewide survey that had nearly 2.5 lakh respondents. The results are part of an online survey by the State Council of Educational Research and Training.

Schools and coaching institutes will partially reopen in Chandigarh from July 19, 2021. Parents’ authorization will be essential for sending their children to school. However, online teaching will continue. As per official statement, "The schools will start functioning physically from 19th July, 2021 for 9th to 12th classes subject to parents' consent for sending their wards to the schools," an official statement issued here said. Online mode of teaching will continue." Read more.

MP Board is all set to declare MPBSE 10th result 2021 on July 14, 2021 at 4 pm on their official website: mpresults.nic.in. However, the board has not made any announcement on school reopening in the state.

Karnataka Deputy CM Dr. CN Ashwath Narayan informed that colleges in the state will open once students, teachers, and staff vaccination is completed, as per a report of India news.

Students are eagerly waiting for their schools to reopen in July 2021. Some states including Bihar have reopened their schools and colleges with 50% attendance. Punjab state has kept remaining closed its schools and has opened the colleges and coaching centres subject to vaccination certificates.

As per the latest guidelines, schools in Punjab will remain closed. However, colleges, coaching centres, and other institutions of higher learning will reopen, reported NDTV. They will have to submit the certificate showing all teaching, non-teaching staff, and students have been given one dose of vaccination, at least two weeks ago, the report added.

The Haryana government has extended the lockdown till July 19, 2021 with some more relaxations. According to an order issued, the universities and colleges are allowed to open for students for doubt clearing classes, practical classes in laboratories, practical examinations and offline exams. 

The colleges and universities will have to follow the social distancing norms and other guidelines. Read complete Haryana lockdown news.

The Karnataka teachers association has demanded the government to reopen offline schools as soon as possible, as per a report of Times of India.

Maharashtra Education minister Varsha Gaikwad tweeted, "As a first step, villages which have not had #Covid-19 cases for more than a month and where the gram panchayat resolves to adopt Covid appropriate behaviour in consensus with parents/guardians will be permitted to reopen Std. 8-12th classrooms from July 15 onwards."

As a first step,villages which have not had #Covid-19 cases for more than a month and where the gram panchayat resolves to adopt Covid appropriate behaviour in consensus with parents/guardians will be permitted to reopen Std. 8-12th classrooms from July 15 onwards. #BacktoSchool pic.twitter.com/Z2FdQ4hvVt

— Varsha Gaikwad (@VarshaEGaikwad) July 7, 2021

As new COVID-19 cases are decreasing across UP, Unaided Private School Association (UPSA) has reportedly written to Deputy CM Dinesh Sharma, urging him to resume normal classes in a phased manner from July 19. Gyms, mall, stadium, are now open then why schools are not, he asked, as per a report of India news.

All government and private schools in Bihar are expected to reopen for Class 11th and 12th students from July 12. Schools can open on alternate days with 50 per cent capacity with strict covid protocols, as per a report of India news.

As per ANI report, Haryana Government on Friday announced to reopen schools from July 16, 2021. Students of Classes 9 to 12 will be allowed to enter the school premises with social distancing. If the situation remains normal, schools for other classes will also be reopened.

Schools to reopen for classes 9 to 12 from 16th July with social distancing. If the situation remains normal, then, schools will be reopened for other classes too: Haryana Education Minister pic.twitter.com/kCWgkmxv4e

— ANI (@ANI) July 9, 2021

Gujarat Government has decided to reopen schools, colleges from July 15, 2021, ANI reported. However, schools will reopen for Class 12 students only. It has also decided to start offline classes forundergraduate and postgraduate students with 50% capacity. Attendance will not be mandatory, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani announced.

Gujarat to reopen schools for class 12 students & colleges for undergraduate & postgraduate students from July 15. 50% of students will be allowed to attend campuses. Students can attend physical classes on a voluntary basis. Attendance will not be mandatory: CM Vijay Rupani

— ANI (@ANI) July 9, 2021

The Uttarakhand government has decided to reopen schools from class 1 to 12 from July 12, 2021. At present, the schools will reopen only for teachers and staff, as per Jagran News.

The Maharashtra government has decided to reopen schools in areas where not even a single case of COVID-19 has been reported over the last month. The offline Classes of 8 to 12 will be starting from July 15, 2021, as per First Post report. Also, the government recently announced that the dates of CET for FYJC of Class 11 admissions will be announced after the declaration of SSC Result 2021. Read more.

Karnataka is contemplating reopening of colleges across the state on July 19, 2021. The state will reopen with 64% students attendance and 85% staff attendance in government and aided colleges. The staff and students must received at least first dose of COVID vaccine, as per Times Of India.

As per a report of PTI, Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Thursday said a plan should be made to reopen the educational institutions in the state subject to the strict adherence of the COVID-19 protocols. As Indian Express reported, the schools are expected to reopen from July 15, 2021. The schools shall resume functioning from 8.30 am till 12.30 pm

A block education officer in Odisha's Ganjam district has taken the initiative to telecast online classes through the local cable network. This method will resolve connectivity issues and help students who don't have smartphones.  BEO of Chhatrapur Abhinash Satapathy said, "We have discussed with local cable operators and sarapanchs in three blocks - Chhatrapur, Khallikote and Ganjam - through the respective block development officers. The classes will start airing in the next three to four days," as per a report of NDTV.

Karnataka SSLC exam 2021 mock test or drill would be conducted by the board on July 15 and 17 to ensure the arrangements in place for the exams. The karnataka SSLC Class 10 exams 2021 are scheduled for July 19, 21. However, the school will be conducted online to maintain the continuity of studies.

The schools in the states have reopened for administrative work from July 1, 2021 in physical mode. However, kids have to attend online classes. The state government has only given permission to the teachers and non-teacher staff to visit the school.

Maharashtra has released an updated government resolution (GR) for school reopening in the state. As per the GR, schools in zones with not a single COVID-19 case will be allowed to restart offline classes for Class 8 to 12 students, after receiving consent of parents, as per a report of Hindustan Times.

"Andhra Pradesh govt has decided to reopen schools from August 16. Online classes will start from July 12, says Andhra Pradesh Education Minister Audimulapu Suresh," as per ANI Tweet.

Andhra Pradesh govt has decided to reopen schools from August 16. Online classes will start from July 12, says Andhra Pradesh Education Minister Audimulapu Suresh

— ANI (@ANI) July 7, 2021

On July 5, Maharashtra government passed a resolution to reopen schools for Classes 8 to 12 in "COVID-19-free gram panchayats". The schools can reopen after discussing with parents and are required to strictly adhere to the COVID-appropriate standard operating procedure (SOP), as per a report of Hindustan Times. Maharashtra government has also released the reduced syllabus of Class 10 SSC 2021 PDF.  

The Bihar School Education Board (BSEB) has extended the last date for the submission of the online application form for admissions into the intermediate class. The last date to fill the application form is July 18, 2021. Candidates can register for Class 11 admissions through the official site of Bihar Board OFSS on ofssbihar.in. Meanwhile, the government has also made an announcement to reopen schools in Bihar.

सत्र 2021-2023 के लिए राज्य के शिक्षण संस्थानों में इण्टरमीडिएट कक्षा में नामांकन हेतु विद्यार्थियों द्वारा ऑनलाइन आवेदन करने के लिए तिथि को दिनांक 04.07.2021 से 18.07.2021 तक विस्तारित किया गया है।

विस्तृत जानकारी के लिए लिंक खोलें :https://t.co/5mFgOCsKXw

— Bihar School Examination Board (@officialbseb) July 4, 2021

As per the latest released CBSE circular, “The syllabus for the academic session 2021-22 will be divided into 2 terms by following a systematic approach by looking into the interconnectivity of concepts and topics by the subject experts and the board will conduct examinations at the end of each term on the basis of the bifurcated syllabus. This is done to increase the probability of having Board conducted classes 10 and 12 examinations at the end of the academic session.” Read Complete Story.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) directed the regional officials to visit schools to ensure that the policy issued by the CBSE for preparing Class 10, 12 results 2021 is implemented effectively. However, CBSE has not given any direction on school reopening, Read More.

School will reopen in Bihar with 50% attendance, special arrangements will be made for vaccination for adult students, teachers and staff of educational institutions. The schools and colleges are expected to reopen from next week.

Various states are in the process of removing restrictions, states like Uttar Pradesh, Telangana and Bihar announced to reopen schools in offline mode. Several other states like Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, etc. are still analyzing the situation.

A final decision on reopening of schools in Gujarat is expected to taken soon. As per Times of India education minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama said, "With the pandemic situation largely under control, the state government is planning to allow reopening of colleges and schools in a phased manner and by strictly following Covid control guidelines. A formal decision will be taken after consultation with experts by the state's core committee and the cabinet."

On July 5, Maharashtra government passed a resolution to reopen schools for Classes 8 to 12 in "COVID-19-free gram panchayats". The implementation of this government resolution has been stalled by a few days, as per a report of Hindustan Times.

Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar on Monday tweeted, "Universities, all colleges, technical educational institutions, government training institutes, schools up to class XI and XII will open with 50% attendance of students. Special arrangements will be made for vaccination for adult students, teachers and staff of educational institutions." Read More.

(2/3) विश्वविद्यालय, सभी कॉलेज, तकनीकि शिक्षण संस्थान, सरकारी प्रशिक्षण संस्थान, ग्यारहवीं एवं बारहवीं तक के विद्यालय 50% छात्रों की उपस्थिति के साथ खुलेंगे।
शैक्षणिक संस्थानों के व्यस्क छात्र-छात्राओं, शिक्षकों एवं कर्मियों के लिए टीकाकरण की विशेष व्यवस्था होगी।

— Nitish Kumar (@NitishKumar) July 5, 2021

Gujarat education minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama said, “Schools will be reopened in Gujarat after a decision is taken in a high-level meeting of the state government. This decision will be taken like last time, when colleges were reopened and classes for 9,10,11 and 12 standards was restarted,” as per a report of Indian Express.

UP government has decided to open schools for online studies, reports Aaj Tak. Only teachers and other staff members are allowed to reach the school. No student is allowed to enter the school. The report further says that Class 1 to 8 schools will open from July 1 for the following activities:

• Distribute the transfer certificate (TC) to Class 8 passed students.
•  Enrollment of 100 per cent children.
• The work of transferring the amount of mid-day meal and school dress to the bank account of the children will continue.
• Free textbooks will be distributed.
• E-pathshala will function under mission Prerna, in which students will attend classes in online mode.

The state government of Haryana has extended the lockdown till July 5. There is no official announcement regarding the reopening of schools in Haryana, however, the government has allowed the research scholars to visit university campuses for practical classes in laboratories and remedial classes/ doubt classes.

The MP government will take a decision on reopening of schools after discussing it with the center. The state government, on June 28 said that classes will continue through online mode and television broadcasts.

Karnataka government will reopen schools for the new academic session, but for a second year in a row, the schools will be conducted online.

Uttarakhand Schools will reopen from July 1, 2021. Due to the on-going COVID-19 situation, the government has decided to resume the classes in online mode and not in physical mode, as per Times Now News.

Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia said that the schools will reopen in a three-phase action plan. The first phase will start from June 28, 2021 in which teachers and students (along with parents when needed) will connect online. After this, the second phase will start from July 5, 2021 during which teachers will also start providing support for emotional and mental health. Last, the third phase will start from August in which focus on classroom-based activities will be kept and worksheets will be given to classes Nursery to VIII, as per a report of Jagran News.

Karnataka education minister S Suresh Kumar a task force comprising subject experts and COVID technical advisory committee members will be formed to decide on reopening of schools.

UP schools are expected to reopen on July 1, 2021. however, the schools will reopen only fro administrative work. UP government is yet to announce the dates for the reopening of colleges in the state

Bihar Education minister Vijay Kumar Choudhary said educational institutions in the state would reopen phase-wise after July 6 if the Covid-19 situation continues to improve.

Schools in the state are expected to reopen after COVID curve flattens. All colleges in Tamil Nadu should start admissions only after July 31 after declaration of Class XII results, higher education minister K Ponmudi said on Monday, as per a report of Times of India.

As per a report of DNA India, Karnataka will commence broadcasting lessons for the current academic year  for Classes 8, 9, and 10 through DD Chandana from July 1, 2021, said Karnataka education minister S Suresh Kumar.

As per the latest school reopening update, chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said schools will not reopen in the state from July 1. Studies will continue through online mode and the final decision will be taken later.

सीएम श्री @ChouhanShivraj ने कहा है कि कक्षा 12वीं के अंकों का निर्धारण कक्षा 10वीं के विभिन्न विषयों में प्राप्त अंकों को बेस्ट ऑफ फाइव के आधार पर किया जाए। विद्यार्थी परिणाम सुधारना चाहते हैं तो वे परीक्षा देकर परिणाम सुधार सकते हैं। प्रदेश में एक जुलाई से स्कूल नहीं खुलेंगे। pic.twitter.com/m4aPEghNM4

— School Education Department, MP (@schooledump) June 28, 2021

Andhra Pradesh government is also considering reopening of educational institutions with staggered timings and 50 per cent attendance on alternate days.

The Telangana government has made an announcement on reopening of schools in the state.  As per Times of India, AP education minister Adimulapu Suresh said, “We are chalking out plans to reopen schools in August. How we start the classes depends on the third wave of Covid-19. If we feel it is not safe for students, then we might consider staggered timings and 50 per cent attendance on alternate days. But these are still under discussion. Final call will be taken later." 

The government is also considering to open schools in two batches with 50% attendance, report added.

Schools and colleges will open in phase manner in Bihar from July 7, Classes in both online and offline mode will run simultaneously. Parents will be given choice to choose from either of the models, said a senior officer in the Bihar education department, as per a report of News18.

As per a report of India TV,  AIIMS Chief Dr Randeep Guleria on Sunday said, that making COVID-19 vaccine available for children will pave the way for reopening of schools and resumption of outdoor activities for them.

UP Schools will reopen from Thursday, July 01, 2021, but as per the guidelines, only teachers and employees will be allowed to come to the school. Classes will not be held, only administrative work will be done.

As per a report of Live Hindustan, 42 percent of parents want to opening schools from July amid fears of a third wave of Corona. However, 46 per cent are still emphasizing on online studies. The survey was done Private School Association, in which 850 parents of 58 schools were surveyed.

As the COVID situation improving in the country, several states are monitoring the situation to reopen the offline schools. The Gujarat government is also reviewing the situation and begun the internal consultation over reopening of schools.

The Telangana government will start the offline classes from July 1. The decision has been taken after examining the reports submitted by the Telangana Medical and Health Department officials. The number of COVID cases in the state is also showing a declining trend. 

The Karnataka government has not taken any decision on school reopening in the state.  Deputy Chief Minister CN Ashwathnarayan said, "At present, schools and colleges are closed. Based on vaccination drive for people above 18 years it will be decided on how to go ahead...However, govt hasn't decided anything on it, we will look into it after discussion,” reported by ANI.

TRSMA president Y Shekhar Rao said, "It would be better if schools are reopened in a phase-wise manner instead of resuming physical classes for all students from July 1,” As reported by Times of India.

The All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) Director Dr. Randeep Guleria said, "School is the place where individuals grow through different activities. The closure of schools has affected students, especially marginalized ones who can not afford online classes," as per the NDTV report. 

He further added, “I personally feel that we should aggressively work on opening schools."

"Schools should ideally reopen, insisting nutrition and psychological health of children are factors that must be considered too, " said Dr Preeti M Galagali, executive board member, Indian Academy of Pediatrics-Karnataka, as per a report by Times of India.  

As per school reopen update, the process of school admissions in Madhya Pradesh has been started. However, Its Education Minister Inder Singh Parmar has said that a collective decision regarding reopening of schools in the state is yet to be taken.

The final decision to reopen schools and colleges will be taken after reviewing the situation of COVID-19 in the country. Meanwhile, some states are demanding to vaccinate teachers and other staff attached to educational institutions.

Some states are considering to reopen the schools, whereas, some are continuing with virtual classes for now. Earlier, Dr VK Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog said, "Schools require teachers and children to sit together. It gives the virus an opportunity to spread. We can only have this (re-opening of schools) when a large part of the population is protected."

"Until it (the spread of the virus) is predictable it is hard to re-open," he added.

Karnataka government has constituted a high-level committee “to analyze, advice and control Covid-19 third wave”. The committee has recommended the reopening of schools in Karnataka in a staggered manner. The committee has also suggested reopening the schools for senior classes first. 

Keeping in mind the safety and security of student's, the schools in Delhi will not be opening anytime soon. 

Deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia on Monday said "Keeping in mind the security and safety of children, we are not calling students back to school anytime soon. "We are, however, ensuring that the construction work for the new and improved classrooms is done at a fast pace so that when the children do end up returning back to school, they are welcomed with new and colorful classrooms with the best facilities."

Telangana school reopening news today: Telangana government has asked the state education department to prepare guidelines  students' attendance and online classes and release it at the earliest. The government has allowed schools to resume their physical classes from July 1, as per a report of India.com.

Punjab Education Minister Vijay Inder Singla on May 22 announced that, government, semi-government, and private schools in the state will remain closed from May 24 to June 23, for students, teachers and staff members.

Andhra Pradesh extends summer vacation for schools till June 30, 2021. The government also reviewing the COVID-19 situation in the state. It is expected that board will continue online classes until then.

After karnataka board exam 2021 class 10 and 12 cancelled, students are asking when will school reopen? As per the Times of India, the Karnataka government is looking for the measures to prevent third wave of COVID-19.  Schools are told to recruit adequate staff, including medical nurse and counsellor.

As per the report, a panel member said, “We have recommended a health cover of Rs 2 lakh to every child going to school to be sponsored by the state. This is not life insurance cover. The same has been tried in some countries. This way, we can build confidence among parents to send their wards to schools.”

As the COVID-19 cases are gradually going down, the students have started asking one main question, when will the schools reopen? Keeping the possible third COVID wave danger in mind, state governments are prioritizing the online classes. Earlier in a statement, Education minister Kanwar Pal said, "All schools in the state will remain closed till June 30 as summer holidays have been extended.”

One of the major questions among parents and students is when will school reopen in India? In a recent statement NITI Aayog (health) member Dr VK Paul said, "The time should come soon. But we must also consider how schools were reopened in foreign countries and they had to close after the outbreak. We do not want to put our students and teachers in such a situation." 

He also said that, Various things need to be considered before reopening the schools in India. The government will consider reopening of schools only when majority of teachers and staff are vaccinated

With coronavirus cases beginning to drop in India over the last weeks, Niti Aayog (health) member, Dr VK Paul said, "A lot of things need to be considered while deciding on reopening schools it's a different topic entirely. This is a question that keeps coming in the govt system. There are teachers, helpers. We must take every aspect into consideration before deciding on when to open the schools," as reported by NDTV.

However, India begins unlocking of COVID-19 restrictions, some states are expected to reopen schools.

The state government has directed to reopen schools in Telangana from July 1 with full readiness. Schools will have to ensure the social distancing among students and teachers and everyone will have to wear masks. School authorities will have to follow all COVID-19 prevention-related guidelines.

With a drop in new COVID-19-positive cases, Telangana state has lifted the lockdown. The state government has directed the educational authorities to open educational institutions from July 1, 2021. Schools in Telangana will open from July 1 with full readiness, reports Telugu Samayam.

As per the latest Delhi lockdown guidelines, schools and coaching institute will not open. They will remain closed. Students are suggested to keep their study continue in online mode.  

State government is yet to take a call on school reopening in Tamil Nadu. On Monday, school education minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi, had said that the government cannot accommodate all students in one class. The government will decide the number of students allowed in each class before opening schools, as per a report of India Today.

Normal classroom teaching in Bihar is expected to resume in July 2021, depending on the situation. If the Covid situation continues to improve in the state, the schools are likely to reopen in Bihar. However, schools will need to follow all the COVID-19 safety protocols. 

The government has reviewed the current pandemic situation and decided to extend the summer vacation for all schools till June 20, 2021. The decision has been taken in view of COVID-19 situation in the state.

Karnataka board has started the new academic session to continue the studies. The board will continue conduct classes online for school students. However, everyone is waiting for official announcement on reopening of schools in Karnataka.

On June 15 CMO Punjab Tweeted, "CM Capt Amarinder Singh directed the health authorities to start vaccination of teachers, non-teaching staff and students in 18-45 age group from all schools and colleges from June 21, to enable educational institutions in the state to open safely."

Chief Minister @Capt_Amarinder Singh directed the health authorities to start vaccination of teachers, non-teaching staff and students in18-45 age group from all schools and colleges from June 21, to enable educational institutions in the state to open safely.

— CMO Punjab (@CMOPb) June 15, 2021

As the COVID case graph is gradually declining, some states are reviewing the situation to consider the reopening of schools. On Sunday, CM Arvind Kejriwal said schools would remain closed and will continue to function in online mode amid the COVID-19 situation. 

Mizoram Board of School Education is all set to release MBSE HSSLC results today at 11 am. Students can check Mizoram board result through official website, mbse.edu.in. Keep your Class 12 roll number and registration number ready to check the Mizoram MBSE HSSLC result 2021. Read more.

As per a report of Times of India, CM Pramod Sawant said that the all schools in the state will start in online mode from June 21. The decision is came to support students to continue their studies. The directorate of education released a circular directing all teachers to attend school from June 21.

4/9 - “It is unclear when India’s schools will reopen, as the country is now in the grip of a ferocious second wave of #COVID19, which has overwhelmed the country’s health system. But educ experts say it will be critical to recognise, and address, the magnitude of the slippage.”

— Antoine FLAHAULT (@FLAHAULT) April 29, 2021

The government is closely reviewing the current pademis situation in the state. However, All schools and colleges in Jammu and Kashmir will remain closed till June 30, further decision on reopening of schools in Jammu and Kashmir will be taken after that.

Maharashtra School Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad said, Government will ensure to bring back all children who have dropped out of school due to this pandemic. She also said that decision on reopen schools in Maharashtra will be taken discussing with the state health department and reviewing the COVID-19 situation, as reported by India Today.

Students are also demanding to start schools, as prolonged closures of schools can have a significant impact on children’s physical, mental health and skills development, 

No any #leaders and #government try to understand this.
Need to make a protocol and start the schools.@UNICEF @UNICEFIndia @EduMinOfIndia @DrRPNishank @PTI_News @BBCWorld @IndiaToday @republic @timesofindia @the_hindu @ANI@aajtak#schoolreopen #childrensrights https://t.co/lMq7wmQGDB

— Sumit Kumar Singh (@SumitKu54995846) June 16, 2021

The Manipur government has cancelled Class 10, 12 board exams in the state-run schools due to COVID-19 pandemic in the state. The Manipur board had also suspended the physical classes for all schools in the state until further orders. Read more.

CBSE and CISCE will submit the evaluation criteria for CBSE Class 12 result 2021 in Supreme Court today. The final assessment criteria is expected to be out soon. Read more.

Karnataka board is all set to begin the new academic session. The Classes will continue to be conducted online for school students. However, the board has not released any official notification answering when school reopen in Karnataka 2021.

Earlier, Punjab Education Minister Vijay Inder Singla said that all schools in the state will remain closed from May 24 to June 23, for students, teachers and staff members. However, a new decision on school reopen in Punjab is expected to be taken after that.

One of the most common students are asking is when will school reopen in up? As per the latest UP school reopen news today, Uttar Pradesh state government primary and upper primary schools to reopen from July 1. However, The government has allowed only teachers and administrative staff to visit the schools. Meanwhile, students can complete new academic session admission process.

As per Times of India, Maharashtra higher and technical education minister Uday Samant on Tuesday said, "Currently, the condition isn’t conducive to start physical attendance. Positive cases are still cropping up and even the threat of Covid-19 third and fourth waves persist. School education minister (Varsha Gaikwad) also declared that schools would continue to operate in online mode"

As per school reopen in haryana latest news today, The Haryana government has extended the summer vacation, schools will remain closed till June 30, 2021. Education minister Kanwar Pal said, "All schools in the state will remain closed till June 30 as summer holidays have been extended.”

On May 22, Punjab Education Minister Vijay Inder Singla said that all government, semi-government, and private schools will remain closed from May 24 to June 23, for students, teachers and staff members.

The colleges and universities in India are expected to resume soon, after a improvement in the Covid-19 situation in the country. Check all the colleges and universities reopening news here.

The chief minister of Kerala Pinarayi Vijayan said that COVID situation is improving in the state. Hence, the public examinations  can be conducted. However, there is no announcement made on the reopening of schools.

As the Covid situation in the country is improving these days, several states are expected to reopen physical classes of schools and higher educational institutions. For now, schools are conducting online classes to continue the study. It's been a year since schools are running through online medium.

Schools recognised by the UP Basic Education Board are expected to resume from July 1. The government has allowed only teachers and administrative staff to visit the schools. Students can complete their admission process of new academic session.

One of the main questions that students ask is, when will school reopen in UP? As per a report of Hindustan Times, In view of decreasing number of fresh Covid-19 cases, Uttar Pradesh state government ordered government primary and upper primary schools to reopen from July 1, on Thursday. Schools will be reopened to complete the admission process, distribution of free books and maintenance. 

Tamil Nadu government is reviewing the current COVID-19 situation in the state regarding the reopening of schools for offline classes. Earlier, Tamil Nadu education minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi said, “For now, we are thinking about conducting classes through Kalvi TV and online mediums such as WhatsApp to give tasks to children. We are yet to think about the physical classe."

Schools in Haryana will remain close till June 30, 2021. As per Times Now News education minister Kanwar Pal said, "All schools in the state will remain closed till June 30 as summer holidays have been extended.” Earlier, the summer vacation was extended till June 15.

All schools, colleges, technical education and skill development institutions in Jammu and Kashmir will remain closed till June 30, as per NDTV report. The government will review the situation before opening the schools.

The Telangana government has reviewed the situation and decided to extend the summer holidays for all the schools in the state till June 20, 

“Government has carefully reviewed the situation and it is decided to extend summer holidays for all the schools and DIET (District Institute of Education and Training colleges) in the state till June 20,” reads the official notification by the Directorate of School Education, as reported by Indian Express. 

One of the most common questions that every student asking is, when will school reopen in India 2021? As the COVID situation is improving in the country, states are expected to reopen schools for the students. Several states are still considering to conduct school via online mode.

As per latest update on Assam school reopening, NDTV has reported that Secondary Education Department's Principal Secretary B Kalyan Chakravarthy has ordered officials of district administrations to conduct online classes for students.  It will help in maintaining continuity in students' learning process. The offline Classes will remain close after summer vacation.

The Assam government has decided to keep schools closed for offline classes even after the summer vacation due to COVID-19 situation in the state. Meanwhile, students are asking to cancel Assam board exams 2021.

Chief Minister of Delhi Arvind kejriwal said, Schools, educational institutions will continue to remain closed in Delhi due to COVID-19 situation. 

Earlier, Karnataka primary and secondary education minister S Suresh Kumar said, "We are planning to start the next academic year for schools from July 15. We have to keep in mind the Covid situation as well." However, as per NDTV report, new academic year in Karnataka is scheduled to begin from June 15.

As per ANI report, Telangana government has decided to cancel 12th Class Intermediate public examination for academic year 2020-21 due to COVID-19 situation. The Telangana board result will be declared on basis of pre-determined objective criteria. Students of Class 11 will be promoted to Class 12 and the students will be eligible to attend the classes.

The schools in Madhya Pradesh have been closed for more than a year due to COVID-19 situation in the state and country. During this, the state has conducted online classes. Since the cases are steadily declining in the state, the Twitter is flooded with commonly asked question is when will school reopen in MP 2021.

As per the school reopen in mp latest news today, schools will take classes in online mode only. 

The Telangana government on Monday extended summer holidays for schools till June 15. Telangana school reopen date is yet to be decided. Earlier, the board has announced summer vacation till May 31, 2021 due to a surge in COVID-19 cases.

The state is in the process of unlocking restrictions with certain safety precautions. As per the school reopen in Maharashtra latest news, the online classes for students may begin from Tuesday, except for Vidarbha region where they will start after June 26, Times of India reported. The institutes will resume once the Covid-19 situation normalizes in the state.

The UP government has requested the schools to remain closed till May 15. However, no further orders have been issued by the government regarding the same. All classes are advised to be conducted in online mode only. However, no official announcement has been made by the board on reopening of schools.

As per school reopen in Rajasthan latest news today, Navbharat Times reported that schools will reopen from June 15, 2021. The Rajasthan government has proposed to conduct the revision classes from June 15 to July 15, 2021.

Haryana government has extended the summer vacations in the state till June 15, 2021. As per school reopen in Haryana latest news today, a decision is expected to be taken soon. Earlier, the state had decided to resume Classes 9 to 12 schools from June 1. However, this decision has been taken back due to the rise in the COVID-19 cases.

The Punjab government is also analysing the situation in terms of school reopening in Punjab. All schools will remain closed from May 24 to June 23, 2021, as a summer break for students. It is expected that a final decision on reopening of schools will be taken by the end of June 2021.

As per school reopen in Bihar latest news today, schools may resume in the state in the month of July if the situation continues to improve, said Education Minister of Bihar Vijay Kumar Chaudhary. However, schools will have to follow all the COVID-19 safety guidelines.

Tamil Nadu government is observing the current situation of lockdown in the state. As per Times of India, Tamil Nadu education minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi said, “We cannot accommodate all students in one class. We need space as more students are coming to government schools. We have to decide on the number of students to be allowed per classroom before reopening. 

“For now, we are thinking about conducting classes through Kalvi TV and online mediums such as WhatsApp to give tasks to children. We are yet to think about the physical classe,” he added.

The government is likely to announce the school reopen date 2021 Tamil Nadu after the COVID-19 situation normalized in the state.