State Government Circular on Fee Relief: ‘Private schools will charge only tuition fees, fees will not be increased in the year 20-21, parents will be able to pay fees at their convenience, no penalty in case of delay
Private schools will not be able to charge for any extracurricular activities or alternative activities.
All schools in the state will have to provide 25 per cent relief in fees for the year 2019-20
The state government's education department has issued one more circular on fees. It said it would not be able to increase fees in schools during the year 2020-21. While private schools will only be able to charge tuition fees. No extracurricular activities or alternative activities will be charged. In addition, all schools in the state will have to provide 25 per cent relief in fees for the year 2019-20. Apart from this, private schools will also have to provide 25 per cent relief in tuition fees. Apart from this, the state government has taken a decision in the interest of the parents due to the economic crisis caused by the Koro epidemic. The government has told schools that parents will be able to pay fees at their convenience. It will not be able to take penalty if it is delayed.
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Earlier, the deadline for payment of fees was October 31
Earlier, the education minister had said that schools would not be able to charge fees for transport, library, computer and sports activities. The education minister has requested the parents to pay the fees by October 31. The education minister said private schools would not be able to take a decision not to pay teachers against fee relief. In addition, teachers will not be able to adopt the method of non-payment of salaries.
Fees may increase next year
Manan Choksi, president of the Association of Progressive Schools, said that while schools have lost 5% of the annual increment, there is now a 25% fee waiver. This will result in 30% loss to schools. In addition, a 5% increase in fees for the year 2020-21 will be as per the government rule. Fees could rise by 35% next year.
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The government will help with the remaining 25 per cent fee
Naresh Shah, president of All Gujarat Guardianship, said the Rs 1,500 crore allocated by the government for education has fallen into disuse. We still have a demand of 50% fee even today. Now the schools will waive 25 per cent fee, the government will announce a relief package for the remaining 25 per cent.
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