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| We have no teachers, allege Satayalta Govt school students | | | 
Early Times Report
Jammu, Dec 4: To exhibit their collective concern for education, students of Government High School Satayalta staged a protest on Monday to highlight the acute shortage of teaching staff in their institution.
With the impending 10th-grade exams scheduled for February-March next year, the students said that they are facing difficulty in preparing for crucial examinations without adequate guidance and support.
Rashpal Singh, a student said, “Our 10th-class papers are scheduled in February, but how can we appear for exams when we don’t have teachers? The absence of educators has left us in a state of academic limbo, affecting our ability to grasp essential concepts and adequately prepare for the upcoming examinations.”
Amidst the crowd, girl students passionately voiced their concerns about the impact of the staff shortage on the implementation of initiatives like the ‘Beti Padhao, Beti Bachao’ scheme. One student remarked, “How can the ‘Beti Padhao, Beti Bachao’ scheme be implemented if there are no teachers to teach our daughters? Education is our right, and we demand that the authorities prioritize our need for qualified teachers.”
The protestors directed their appeal to the Deputy Commissioner (DC) and Chief Education Officer (CEO), emphasizing the urgency of their situation. “We want to tell the DC madam and CEO madam that we don’t have teachers. Our education is at stake, and we need immediate intervention to ensure that our right to quality education is upheld,” students said. |
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