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Mumbai: Parents of Borivli school not kicked about mandatory karate classes
Updated On: 08 July, 2016 06:47 AM IST | | Pallavi Smart
They question why it’s being imposed on them at a cost of Rs 2,000, say it amounts to charging capitation fee; Borivli school says this was decided at a PTA meeting, and that only some parents are against it

Parents of students of a Borivli school have been landed a massive body blow. They recently received a circular from St Francis School that karate has been mandatory for students of Std III-VI for a fee of at least Rs 2,000 each. Agitated parents reached the school on Thursday to question the school management, but the principal allegedly refused to meet them. They have now decided to approach the deputy director of education, requesting intervention.

Since the circular stated that the karate classes would be held on Thursdays, some students of St Francis School in Borivli came dressed for the part yesterday


