Maharashtra: Students To Start Coming To Schools From June 15

On Thursday, June 9, the commissioner of the state education department, Suraj Mandhare issued an order highlighting that the new academic year for schools after the summer break will commence on June 13. However, students will begin coming to school from June 15, reports stated. 

According to accounts, on June 13 and 14, the schools are expected to clean their premises and make the same ready for the pupils. In addition to this, the schools have also been told to create awareness in the teaching and non-teaching staff about the COVID-19 protocols. 

Based on narratives, the orders were issued by Mandhare to all the deputy directors under the education department. These in turn will have to appraise the schools which fall under their jurisdiction. 

On the other hand, taking into account the high temperatures in June in Vidarbha, the academic year there will officially commence on June 23. However, students will start attending classes from June 27 onwards, reports cited. 

Earlier there persisted confusion regarding the school reopening dates since whilst schools were slated to open following the summer break on June 13, Maharashtra school education minister Varsha Gaikwad had remarked that the academic year will commence from June 15. 

With the orders now being issued, confusion around the same has been addressed. Mandhare's order highlights that schools should follow all coronavirus instructions made by the health and disaster management authorities from time to time. 

Also Read: HSC Results 2022: City's Pass Percentage At Bottom Of Nine Divisions

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