Delhi government raps four schools on nursery admissions
December 21st, 2009 - 11:52 pm ICT by IANS ( Leave a comment )New Delhi, Dec 21 (IANS) The Delhi government Monday pulled up four private schools in the city for not following guidelines on nursery admissions.
“Acting on the complaints of parents, the education department has asked four private schools for a reply into the alleged irregularities in the nursery admission process,” an education department official.
Admission process for nursery classes started Dec 15 across Delhi and since then the education department has received more than a hundred complaints against various schools.
The major complaints of parents are about schools not giving admission to students from economically weaker sections, and charging more money for the prospectus than the allowed amount of Rs.25.
The department Saturday warned 19 schools after receiving complaints against them.
- Nursery admissions: parents and school body at loggerheads - Dec 22, 2009
- Once again, nursery admissions no child's play for parents (With Images) - Jan 06, 2012
- Nursery admissions on course as court reserves order (Lead) - Jan 18, 2012
- Delhi schools to set nursery admission criteria, parents jittery (Second lead) - Dec 15, 2010
- Parents await Delhi's new nursery admission system - Dec 14, 2010
- Mixed response to quota in nursery admissions - Feb 11, 2011
- Delhi parents rush to buy nursery admission forms - Jan 03, 2011
- Delhi court allows nursery admissions at 3-plus - Jan 27, 2012
- Notice issued over nursery admission guidelines - Dec 17, 2010
- Lovely slams schools for costly admission forms - Jan 20, 2011
- Court allows nursery admissions at 3-plus (Lead) - Jan 27, 2012
- Delhi schools free to formulate nursery admissions criteria (Lead) - Dec 15, 2010
- Over 10,000 violations of Right to Education in Delhi - Dec 21, 2010
- Court allows nursery admissions at 3-plus (Second Lead) - Jan 27, 2012
- School admission procedure should be rational, transparent - Nov 26, 2010
Tags: admission, delhi government, education department, irregularities, money, New Delhi, nursery classes, parents, private schools, prospectus, reply
