Sirsa Private Schools Blacklisted | Code Change Non-Recognized The education department has blacklisted nearly 16 private schools in Sirsa, blocking them from admitting new students through the MIS portal. The schools were flagged for violations of the Right to Education (RTE) Act, failure to renew their licenses for over a decade, and changes to their school codes that rendered their previous registrations invalid. Officials stated that these schools were not compliant with regulatory requirements and had ignored repeated demands for documentation. The department has instructed the schools to submit updated reports, which will be reviewed before any further action is taken. The schools in question were identified for four primary reasons: They failed to allocate 25% of seats to economically disadvantaged students as mandated by the RTE Act. Some institutions operated without valid accreditation. Others did not renew their licenses within the stipulated 10-year period. A few schools changed their school codes, rendering their previous registrations obsolete. Education officer Subhash Kumar Futeila confirmed that the department had received reports from all affected schools and acted based on the findings. He emphasized that the current measures aim to ensure compliance with educational standards and protect the rights of students. While the schools can still issue Secondary School Certificate (SSLC) exams to existing students, they are prohibited from enrolling new applicants until their compliance issues are resolved. The decision has raised concerns among private school administrators, who argued that some institutions had submitted applications for renewed licenses but were not recognized by the department.#private_schools #education_department #right_to_education_act #sirsa #subhash_kumar_futeila
Gujarat RTE Admissions 2026 Launch for Private Schools: Application Process and Guidelines The first round of admissions under the Right to Education (RTE) Act in Gujarat has officially begun for the 2026 academic year, with private unaided schools now accepting applications for Class 1 admissions. The process commenced on April 4, 2026, and parents are required to submit their applications by April 17, 2026, at 12 pm, through the official website rte.orpgujarat.com. This initiative ensures free education for children from economically weaker sections and socially disadvantaged groups in private schools, as mandated by the RTE Act. Under the provisions of Section 12(1)(c) of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009, at least 25% of seats in Classes 1 through 8 are reserved for children from marginalized communities. These include students from Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, and those belonging to economically weaker sections. The policy aims to bridge educational disparities by providing access to quality education in private institutions. Students admitted under this scheme are entitled to financial assistance of Rs 3,000 annually, which is directly transferred to the parents’ bank accounts. This aid is intended to cover expenses such as books, footwear, transportation, and other academic necessities. To qualify, the family’s annual income must not exceed Rs 6 lakh, and the child must be at least six years old. The application process requires parents to visit the official website and select one of the four available forms. They must then click on the “New Application” option, enter the necessary details, and submit the form to complete registration. It is crucial to list only preferred schools and rank them according to preference.#gujarat #private_schools #rte_act #rte_orpgujarat_com #right_to_education_act
