AP Govt to reopen schools from September 5

The Andhra Pradesh government schools are scheduled to resume from September 5, 2020, as decided by the state government. This decision is not yet final. It depends on the situation that prevails when the date approaches.

The education minister informed the reporters on the details on July 21, 2020.

The minister, Adimulapu Suresh said to the media after a review meeting on education convened by the state’s Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy.

Schools to reopen on September 5

He said that the government has set September 5, 2020, as the date to reopen schools in the state for physical classes. However, the final decision will be taken on the basis of the real-time situation.
This means that the dates are still tentative subject to conditions of the pandemic and the death toll along with cases arising due to it a month later.

He also added that “till the time the schools reopen, dry rations, in lieu of mid-day meals, will be supplied to students at their homes.”

This the year the Andhra Government is planning to introduce pre-primary education that is LKG and UKG classes in government schools. This will begin from the next academic year.

AP Govt: Coaching classes to be held for competitive exams

Also coaching will be given for numerous competitive exams like AP EAMCET, JEE, IIIT, and many others in junior government colleges.
In the the meeting, it was also decided that a Joint Director post will be constituted at the district level for improving the education standard provided in the state.

"The Chief Minister has ordered to create two state-level director range posts for proper implementation of English Medium in government schools and Jagananna Gorumudda mid-day meal scheme,” Suresh informed the media persons.

“He has also ordered to set up a government junior college in every Mandal of the state," Suresh also added.

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