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MCD Teachers Hit Streets to Boost School Admissions
22 Sep
Summary
- Teachers will conduct door-to-door visits every Saturday for student enrollment.
- The MCD aims to recruit approximately 3,000 sanitation workers and guards.
- Schools requiring repairs for classrooms, toilets, and water systems will be addressed.
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has initiated a comprehensive plan to increase student enrollment in its schools, targeting an intake of 50,000 new students within one month. To achieve this goal, teachers are being mobilized to conduct door-to-door visits every Saturday to engage with families and encourage enrollment. This effort is part of a broader strategy to revitalize education quality and ensure children receive not only education but also basic facilities and sports opportunities.
The civic body's Education Committee has also directed officials to address critical infrastructure deficiencies. This includes identifying schools in need of repair for classrooms, toilets, drinking water facilities, and electrical systems. Concurrently, the MCD plans to expedite the recruitment of approximately 3,000 sanitation workers and security guards to improve the overall environment and safety within its educational institutions.
