In a massive push to establish digital infrastructure in all government schools, the Education department discussed the plan of action and requirement details with the Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy at a review meeting held at the camp office.
The officials briefed that there will be 2 options being explored: Smart TVs and Interactive flat panel display. The officials said 72,481 devices are required, covering 45,328 government schools in total.
The project infrastructure will be taken up under phases wise. The total cost of the project will be around Rs. 510 Cr which the Government will spend.
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- ENSURE AUDIT REPORTS OVER SCHOOL MAINTAINANCE TO BE CONDUCTED AND MAINTAINED EVERY MONTH
The Chief Minister ordered for a thorough check on infrastructure audits conducted on the facilities provided in schools.
He said that the efforts we put across to every school should be maintained and for that the audits should be followed and reported every month.
The complaint/Toll free number 14417 should be well displayed in every school and ensure that the tickets raised should be attended to and immediate works and repairs should be carried out wherever necessary.
Secretariat officials will participate in the infrastructure management of schools. There will be weekly visit of schools by Welfare and Education Assistant, Women Police, along with ANM visits once a month.
The CM further directed the officials that one Mandal-Level Education Officer (MEOs) should be assigned to inspect and thoroughly monitor school management.
The CM reiterated that the aspects of sanitation and quality drinking water in all schools should be brought under the purview of the village clinic.
“Ensure regular reports are being submitted at the village clinic and appropriate action be followed. This should be taken under highest priority. With a thorough check on sanitation, we can prevent most of the diseases caused by poor water quality,”
CM said.
