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DEO puts over 152 unrecognized schools on notice
DEO puts over 152 unrecognized schools on notice, unrecognized schools. According to an official media release issued by Hyderbad DEO, the schools have been given a chance to apply for recognition.
As many as 152 unrecognized schools have been identified by the District Educational Officer (DEO) of Hyderabad district. It is evident that the process of identifying unrecognized schools was allotted to Deputy Educational Officers (DyEOs).
According to an official media release issued by Hyderbad DEO, the schools have been given a chance to apply for recognition. The managements who are operating schools in Saidabad, Bandlaguda, Bahadurpura and Charminar zones, they have to visit Rifah-e-Aam High School, Bahadurpura on January 21 and apply for recognition, added the press note.
In the same manner, unrecognized schools located in Khairatabad, Ameerpet, Nampally and Golconda zones, the managements have to visit Mahbubia Girls High School, Nampally, on January 22 and apply for recognition, while educational institutions in Marredpally, Secunderabad, Musheerabad and Himayathnagar zones, the managements concerned have to visit Key’s High School for Girls, Secunderabad, on January 23 and apply for permission, the DEO said. The DEO warned them of closure of schools, if failed to turn up.
