Education Department sends 22 teachers for two vacant posts in Adarsh School
The Education Department has once again come into the limelight. The department has transferred 22 teachers from different schools simultaneously to the post of two teachers lying vacant at Adarsh School in Canal Colony, Bathida. All teachers have started reaching school to join. In such a situation, the school managers are in a dilemma about which two teachers they should join in the school, while in the 22 transferred more teachers are getting political leaders from the department’s high officials to the school managers to recommend their duties. . The teachers of Adarsh Model School are in a dilemma.
The letter issued by the Department of Education raises the question that if 22 new teachers, including two posts, join, then the teachers working first will be sacrificed. Similarly, there is a similar case in Teacher Colony, in which eight teachers have been deployed on 150 children, Whereas according to the policy of the Education Department, it is necessary to have a teacher for 40 children. On the other hand, the Education Minister Vijayindra Sigla claims to make transparent changes online.
Transfer becomes a headache for teachers
The change of teachers is done on the basis of merit marks, but the merit of these 22 teachers starts from 81 marks and reaches 124 marks. The change of these 22 teachers with different merit marks to two vacant posts of the same school is raising questions on the transparency of the changed policy. The changes made by the Department of Education have become a nuisance for the teachers already serving in the school, because they are afraid of being surplus to their posts. On March 27, the Education Department has already issued a letter directing that the teachers, who have been replaced in the first round, have been issued.
It will be necessary to join them.
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High officials will be talked
This matter has just come up. Higher officials of the department will also be talked in this regard. Efforts will be made to resolve this issue as soon as possible.
-Shivpal Goyal, District Education Officer Primary