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DAV Kapildev keen to bring back every student on campus

Lagatar News by Lagatar News
October 5, 2021
in Jharkhand, Lagatar News
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Ranchi, Oct 5: DAV Kapildev Public School urged parents to send their wards to school with a guarantee to look after them with utmost care keeping in guidelines at most priority.

DAV Kapildev school principal MK Sinha told Lagatar24.com during an exclusive interview in the school premises that they are continuously working on bringing back each and every student to the school premises of classes 6 to 12 as online education cannot beat traditional education.

“I am quite proud to say that we were the first in Ranchi to start the online classes, but will have to accept the sad reality that online education cannot match up with the traditional education,” he further added.

Talking about providing online as well offline classes from 6 to 12 he said that the school is having 82 rooms and it can easily cater up all the students while following up all the guidelines of the state.

“We are providing with the same class for both the students which are attending from home as well as who are coming to school,” he further said.

While discussing the challenges faced during the pandemic he said that the school faced three challenges, one was to create a communication line between teachers and students. The second was the financial crisis faced by both the parents and the school. And third, was taking the online examination.

“I am very glad that 95% of the parents submitted their fees on time which helped us in providing salary to every teaching and non-teaching staff. Also, we heard the problems of parents and provided them concession of fees who were unable to submit the fees,” he further said.

“I would like to request every parent to send their wards to school, as I and all my staff are fully prepared to take care of all the students in the school premises and fix the gap which is created due to online education and examination in the past few months,” he said.

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