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Maharashtra principals to ensure no kid out of school
Updated On: 02 December, 2016 06:36 PM IST | | Pallavi Smart
<p>The state has issued a deadline for schools to find children who are out of school and bring them back into mainstream education. As per a statement issued by the government, if any child is found out of school with­i­n 3 km radius of a government school, the principal would be held responsible</p>
The state has issued a deadline for schools to find children who are out of school and bring them back into mainstream education. As per a statement issued by the government, if any child is found out of school within 3 km radius of a government school, the principal would be held responsible.
However, many school principals say that the government must go beyond offering midday meals to attract children. Prashant Redij, spokesperson for Maharashtra School Principals’ Association, said, “Most of these kids are form age group of 11-14, who start with small jobs to earn whatever they can for the family. A midday meal isn’t enough to retain them.”
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