Delhi Government Schools

AAP’s tall claims aside; safety concerns and lack of infra mar Delhi govt schools

Far from carrying out a safety audit, the Delhi government remains unaware of the condition of most of its schools. Delhi’s government schools and how successfully they provide education for the masses, remains at the core of Kejriwal’s poll manifestoes ahead of every Delhi Assembly election

Admissions for Classes 6-10 and 12 begin in Delhi government schools

Meanwhile, the offline process of allotment of schools for Classes 9,10 and 12 has been extended

Delhi election: Despite AAP's lofty claims to lifting quality of education, over a lakh students 'misled', left behind

Ashok Agarwal, who often takes up cases regarding education in Delhi, said the government is basically "pushing out weaker students for better optics". He added, "Only a handful manage to get back to formal education after being pushed out. Nobody is doing anything for them."

AAP responds to Firstpost story on pass percentage in Delhi schools, says report doesn't reflect data fully

For some, the Delhi Education Revolution is too good to believe. Therefore, doubts are raised time and again on how Delhi government schools achieved remarkable results in the Class 12 board examinations. An article published in Firstpost on 31 January, 2020, with a title that read, 'Delhi election: Despite AAP's lofty claims to lifting quality of education, over a lakh students 'misled', left behind'. I have two serious reservations with his story.

Class 10 pass percentage in Delhi schools fell from 92% to 68% in a year after CBSE boards were reintroduced: Report

The pass percentage of class 10 fell from 92.44 percent in 2016-17 to 68.9 percent in 2017-18 for the government schools after CBSE board examination was reintroduced, a report released on Friday said.

Dalai Lama launches 'Happiness Curriculum' for Delhi govt schools, to include meditation, value education till Class 8

The Dalai Lama called for revival of the ancient Indian knowledge in the country of its origin and its subsequent spread across the world.

Parents of the students studying in Delhi government schools to get access to real-time CCTV footage of classrooms

The auto complaint system would itself lodge a complaint which will then go to the integrator who would then ensure correct functioning of the CCTV systems.

Delhi government's 'Chunauti 2018' programme to reduce school dropouts faces financial stumbling block

The Delhi education department’s flagship progamme ‘Chunauti 2018’ has met with a speed breaker due to the high NIOS examination fees.

RTE deadline: How the Delhi government has failed parents

Most of Delhi's government schools don't have a school management committee (SMCs) comprising of parents, teachers and members from the local administration. For parents, there is no way to address their grievances with the schools.

Heard at last: Delhi HC relief for suffering govt school students

As per the court’s order, if pending electricity bills are not paid by schools within a week of being given notice, the school officials will be held for contempt of court.