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Schools up in arms over fee reduction rule

Management associations mull legal action against government’s blanket order asking them to reduce fees by 15 per cent

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Parents from various parts of the state protest against fee hike at Sena Bhavan. File pic

Parents from various parts of the state protest against fee hike at Sena Bhavan. File pic

School managements are up in arms against the government’s decision to introduce a 15 per cent reduction in fees. While School Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad has made the announcement, schools are yet to get a notification from the government. However, management associations have already decided to move court, as according to them such a blanket rule is unfair.

President of the Independent English Schools Association (IESA), Rajendra Singh, said, “There are several types of schools catering to children coming from different backgrounds. Having such a blanket rule is certainly unfair. Especially in the case of budget schools, where fee-recovery is not more than 50 per cent of the normal capacity due to the pandemic. A blanket reduction in fees will make survival difficult for schools.”

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