Archive · 5 Jun 2025
Education Department Enforces School Safety Measures and Fee Compliance
The government is making sure schools are safe.
They're telling schools to put up CCTV cameras, and they're checking if schools are following the rules about fees and what students can buy.
Schools that don't follow the rules could get in trouble, like having their license taken away.
This is all to make sure kids are safe and get a good education.
The Education Department is seeking updated data on CCTV installations in all schools.
A deadline of June 5th was set for 406 private schools to declare their fees.
Schools collecting extra fees will face disciplinary actions.
Schools are instructed to display fee structures on notice boards.
The DC is prioritizing toilet sanitation and student safety.
- Who
- The Education Department, district education officers, and private schools.
- What
- Issuing directives for CCTV installation, fee declarations, and safety measures.
- When
- May 23rd and June 5th deadlines for data submissions and fee declarations.
- Where
- Vijayanagara district, Pune, and all schools within their jurisdictions.
- Why
- To enhance student safety and ensure schools comply with fee regulations.
- Schools without Fee Declaration
- 406 private schools
- CCTV Mandate Deadline
- Ongoing
- Vehicle Age Limit
- 15 years
- Funds for CCTV
- District planning committee funds and CSR support
