Out-of-school children don’t need Aadhaar for admission in Haryana
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Source: The Times of India
The state education department has decided to do away with hurdles in the admission process to bring children who have dropped out of schools back to classrooms. In a letter to all district education officers, the Haryana School Shiksha Pariyojna Parishad has said that parents of out-of-school kids need not produce Aadhaar cards or school leaving certificates to enroll them in schools again. The education department has directed the officials to identify the total number of schools dropouts in their areas and enroll them in the nearest state-run schools at the earliest.
Officials said they would ensure kids below seven years were enrolled directly into Class 1 of the nearest primary school.
Those in the age group of 8 to 14 years would be trained with a six-month-long bridge course and then allotted age-appropriate classes in the academic session starting March 2022. The bridge course will start in September this year.
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