

Updated On: 04 May, 2023 05:50 AM IST | Mumbai | Dipti Singh
NGO points out that majority of unrecognised schools are in slums and lack of proper rules could leave room for exploitation for fees

The NGO said the majority of the schools are in slums and parents prefer these for the proximity to their home. Representation pic
With the education department firm on its decision to shut down illegal and unrecognised schools across the state, an NGO has appealed to the government to frame a guideline for re-enrolment of displaced students without financial exploitation.
The Maharashtra State Student-Parent Teacher Federation expressed concerns about schools charging higher fees and flouting norms while admitting students affected by closures. The non-profit outfit has requested the state government to prepare a standard operating procedure (SOP) to streamline admission ofsuch pupils in authorised institutions.