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Unaided school managements meet ends at Tummallapalli Kalakshetram
The two day state level seminar and new general body meeting of Andhra Pradesh Unaided Schools Management Association APUSMA concluded at Tummallapalli Kalakshetram here on Sunday
Vijayawada: The two-day state-level seminar and new general body meeting of Andhra Pradesh Unaided Schools Management Association (APUSMA) concluded at Tummallapalli Kalakshetram here on Sunday.
The new members of APUSMA were elected on the concluding day of the meet.
Speaking on the concluding day seminar, APUSMA president A Krishna Reddy expressed his happiness over the presence of all 800 representatives of APUSMA from 175 constituencies and making the programme a success.
Earlier, Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Ganta Srinivas Rao, inaugurated the two-day meet on Saturday and appreciated the private schools for imparting education on par with government schools.
He assured that all the demands of APUAMA would be solved, if they were feasible after talking to chief minister.
