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103 posts of Principals, 42 of ZEOs, 1464 lecturers lying vacant in schools of Jammu division
Dir Edu reveals 'adhocism' in School Edu Deptt
2/12/2021 11:23:23 PM
EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Feb 12: Notwithstanding claims of the higher-ups to 'streamline' functioning of government schools, large numbers of posts are lying vacant in these institutions.
Prevailing adhocism in the education department was revealed by Director School Education herself on the official website of the Directorate of School Education Jammu (DSEJ).
As per data available on the website of DSEJ 103 posts of Principals, 42 of ZEOs and 1464 of lecturers are lying vacant in various government schools across the Jammu division.
Out of total 103 posts of Principals are lying vacant in government schools, 26 posts are lying vacant in Doda 14 in Reasi, 13 in Ramban, nine each in Poonch, Kishtwar, Rajouri district, 8 in Udhampur district, 5 in Jammu district, 6 in Kathua district and 4 in Samba district.
Two posts of ZEOs in Doda district, 5 in Jammu district, 5 in Kathua district, 4 in Kishtwar district, 4 in Poonch district, 5 in Rajouri district, 4 in Ramban district, 6 in Reasi district and 7 in Udhampur district are laying vacant.
A total of 319 posts of HeadMasters are lying vacant in different government schools in Jammu Division.
The data further revealed that vacancies of Head of Departments (HoDs) of District Institute of Education and Training (DIET) are also lying vacant which are to be filled.
A total of 21 HoDs vacancies are to be filled which include 4 each in Doda, Rajouri and Poonch districts, 3 each in Kishtwar and Reasi districts, 2 in Ramban district and one in Udhampur district.
The strength of vacant posts of Zonal Education Planning Officers (ZEPOs) is 11. However, as many as 1464 vacant posts of Lecturers are lying vacant in government schools. Maximum posts of lecturers of science subjects are lying vacant in different schools.
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