Principals and teachers directed to focus on quality education; dissatisfaction expressed over poor results
Published on: January 07, 2025
By: BTNI
Location: Rajnandgaon, India
Rajnandgaon Collector Jitendra Yadav on Wednesday held an extensive review meeting with school principals, Block Education Officers (BEOs), and Mathematics and English teachers to improve academic performance, particularly the half-yearly and board examination results. The meeting was conducted in two sessions at the District Panchayat conference hall.
Emphasising the need for quality education, the Collector directed all principals to work with special focus on academic standards and learning outcomes. He expressed strong displeasure over schools that failed to deliver satisfactory examination results and made it clear that the district’s overall school performance must improve.
The Collector stressed that Class 10 and Class 12 board results should be excellent, and for this, schools must prepare structured action plans and work with full commitment. He reminded teachers that they play a crucial role in shaping students’ futures and driving positive change in society. “Improving the quality of education should be the top priority,” he said.
Mr. Yadav instructed schools to ensure regular student attendance, timely completion of the syllabus, and consistent practice of previous years’ question papers. He also directed teachers to identify weak subjects and conduct special classes during holidays. For board classes, he emphasised the need for extra classes and daily exam-oriented practice, including regular problem-solving sessions.
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The Collector carried out a block-wise in-depth review of half-yearly examination results, stating that schools must achieve results in line with set targets, both school-wise and subject-wise. He asked teachers to engage with parents of academically weak students to motivate and support them. Continuous monitoring through regular tests was also stressed to ensure visible improvement in students’ performance.
During the meeting, the Collector reviewed the status of online classes, question banks, subject-wise weaknesses for Classes 10 and 12, academic targets for the 2025–26 session, and data related to students scoring above 80 percent marks.
The meeting was attended by District Panchayat CEO Suroochi Singh, District Education Officer Pravas Singh Baghel, Deputy Collector Vishwas Kumar, DMC Satish Byohare, Literacy Project Officer Rashmi Singh, along with ADPO Rohit Sinha, APCs P.R. Jhade, Rafiq Ansari, Adarsh Vasanik, Manoj Markam, K.P. Vishwakarma, Pranita Sharma, all Block Education Officers, principals, and other officials of the education department.
