Director School Education Cracks Down on Illegal Admission Fees, Warns Schools of Consequences

Director School Education Kashmir Takes Stance Against Illegal Admission Fees

The Director of School Education, Tasaduq Hussain, has announced that appropriate action will be taken against schools demanding admission fees from students.

This decision comes after numerous complaints from parents about schools violating the rules by charging admission fees without providing receipts.

The Fee Fixation and Regulation Committee (FFRC) in Jammu and Kashmir has issued directives to private schools to stop charging admission fees during the enrollment process.

Schools found guilty of violating this directive could face legal consequences, including possible de-recognition if they fail to comply.

The Director assured that strict action will be taken against schools found involved in such practices, and more stringent action will be taken if necessary.

The move aims to protect parents and students from exploitation by private schools and ensure a fair and transparent admission process.

The Director also mentioned that a decision on extending summer vacation will be taken if there is a weather advisory.

Parents and students have welcomed this move, hoping it will bring relief from the financial burden imposed by some private schools.