School Education Deptt. to safeguard Students amid JKBOSE Exam Form Registration issue

Srinagar, Dec 17 (WD):

1. SED’s Pledge: Safeguarding Students Amidst School Registration Concerns

Srinagar, Dec 16: In response to concerns raised by Greater Kashmir, the School Education Department (SED) assures transparent registration processes for private schools, emphasizing a commitment to fostering a positive educational environment.

2. Land Title Certification: A Crucial Modality

Amidst Land Title Challenges: SED explains the importance of adhering to established laws, highlighting S O 177 of 2022. The order mandates school authorities to provide a land title or lease deed for registration, with consequences for non-compliance.

3. Legal Battles and High Court’s Intervention

High Court’s Involvement: SED reveals that schools contested S O 177 of 2022 through writ petitions. The High Court issued various directions, including maintaining the status quo. SED’s civil miscellaneous petition sought protection for students’ academic careers during this legal battle.

4. High Court’s Approval and Academic Continuity

Protecting Students’ Interests: High Court allows tagging students to nearby schools, ensuring they can sit for exams. SED remains “serious enough” to prevent any compromise on students’ academic careers, citing its commitment to upholding the Rule of Law.

5. Forward Momentum: No Student Left Behind

Ensuring Exam Participation: SED affirms its dedication to preventing any student from being restrained in exams due to registration challenges, promising adherence to the Rule of Law and High Court directives.

6. Continuous Efforts: SED’s Proactive Approach in 2023

Yearly Challenge: Despite challenges in 2022, the SED faces a similar situation this year. The department expresses its determination to safeguard students’ academic careers, vowing to address issues and uphold educational standards.

7. Legal Precedent: High Court’s Firm Stance

Judicial Backing: Referring to CM No 6981/2022 in WP (C) No 1465/2022, SED emphasizes the High Court’s commitment to students’ interests. The court instructs institutions not to impede students tagged with other educational entities from participating in exams.

8. Unveiling Legal Complexities: S O 177 of 2022

Law in Action: SED elaborates on the intricacies of S O 177 of 2022, shedding light on the requirement for schools to furnish land title certificates. The department clarifies its position on de-recognizing schools failing to comply and taking over management.

9. Academic Empowerment: SED’s Unique Intervention

Civil Miscellaneous Petition: SED’s filing of a civil miscellaneous petition showcases its proactive approach. The petition seeks to tag students to nearby schools, ensuring their ability to participate in exams, thereby securing their academic journey.

10. Sustaining Academic Momentum: A Rule of Law Promise

SED’s Assurance: The department reiterates its commitment to the Rule of Law, assuring that no student will be deprived of exam participation due to registration challenges. SED pledges to navigate the legal landscape to safeguard students’ academic futures.