School Fee loots

Not only the school uniform loot, state Govts and education boards need to quickly attend to the issue of school fee increases.

See the LocalCircles own survey

https://www.localcircles.com/a/press/page/school-fee-hike-report

Why cant we demand like 7-8% or at max a 10% cap annually. Schools are increasing 15-25% in many cases as survey is stating and I am seeing this exact thing for both my children here in Hyderabad.

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Looting and Torturing School Students

Schools in Coimbatore are making kids wear blazers during this scorching summer exhibiting a total lack of basic human empathy. Conducting classes in April is already challenging, but it's even more inhumane to subject students to blazers, ties, and shoes in such heat. It's concerning that educational institutions are enforcing this. Also it must be noted that this whole blazer stuff is mostly because schools earn a commission on every blazer sold. They get them made at INR 350, make it uniform and force parents to buy it at IND 1500. If they won’t enforce it, parents won’t buy it and that’s a loss. Many schools earn a lot through uniform vendors. LocalCircles should escalate this so Govt makes rules around sale of uniform such that schools cant profiteer. A small vendor profit of 15-30% is fine. Currently its like 300-400%

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R V K BABU

Health and education must be in the hands of government not in private hands more

Apr 17

Jyotirmay Bhaumik (Member of executive commitee in Housing society)

compundind rate hike for schools . Now 3000 /month when child is in clas 3 , by the time he goes to class 12 . he will have to pay 9 lakh /annum. where we are up to . god save . new govenrment pl set up some regulatory earliest and no increase for 3 years is a minimu condition from now on . and if there is any incraease after 3 years it should be not more than 5% more

Apr 12

Geeta K

There is no regulatory body to check what facilities are being offered by schools. Neither do the teachers and other staff get paid handsomely, as they claim. No idea where all the money the schools are getting is going. Educating even one child has become a headache. Privatization of education has led to this situation. Earlier schools got grants from the government and they were not allowed to increase fees indiscriminately. more

Apr 11

Gaurav Bansal (Social reformer)

There should be a regulatory body for the private Schools to control important affairs like school fees, uniform fee, transportation fee, books & stationary etc but unfortunately no such authority to make any control... mostly schools belongs to bureaucrats , ministers and Govt influencing persons then who will & why will take actions ..? more

Apr 11

Shekhar Mehra

It's true ...concerned authorities should take adequate steps to prevent more

Apr 10

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