Srikakulam: Andhra Pradesh IT and Panchayat Raj Minister Nara Lokesh has announced a significant initiative to improve the quality of education in government schools. During a surprise inspection of a municipal corporation elementary school in Srikakulam, Lokesh promised that starting next year, every class in government schools will have a dedicated teacher.
The minister interacted with students, asking them about their favorite subjects, their lunch, and their families. He was impressed with the students’ handwriting and the overall cleanliness of the school.
Lokesh also took on the role of a teacher, conducting a small quiz with the students. He was pleased with their responses and engaged in light-hearted banter with them.
Addressing the teachers and school staff, the minister highlighted the importance of basic infrastructure in government schools and assured them that the government is committed to improving the quality of education. He also acknowledged the challenges faced by teachers and promised to address their concerns.
Key points from Lokesh’s visit:
- One teacher per class: The minister announced that the government will strive to provide one teacher for each class in government schools.
- Focus on basic infrastructure: The government will prioritize providing basic amenities like clean drinking water, proper sanitation, and well-maintained classrooms.
- Teacher empowerment: The minister emphasized the role of teachers in improving the quality of education and assured them of government support.
- Student engagement: Lokesh interacted with students and assessed their learning outcomes.
- Infrastructure development: The minister acknowledged the need for infrastructure development in government schools and assured that necessary funds will be allocated.
By implementing these measures, the Andhra Pradesh government aims to transform government schools into centers of excellence and provide quality education to all students.
