Include CBSE-sector representatives on panels for readying education policies: council
The Council of CBSE Schools Kerala has requested the state government to include CBSE representatives in education policy committees. They also emphasized the need for better coordination between private and state educational institutions.
Why it matters
Integrating diverse educational boards into policy-making can improve curriculum consistency and student welfare standards across the state.
The Council of CBSE Schools Kerala (CCSK) has urged Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan to include representatives from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) sector in committees constituted for formulating education policies and taking key decisions concerning the unaided school sector.
The council recommended the establishment of a permanent coordination and communication mechanism between the State’s General Education department and CBSE schools.
The recommendations were submitted as part of the council’s activity report presented to the Chief Minister.
The council underscored that effective collaboration between the government and private educational institutions was essential to ensure quality education for all students, irrespective of differences in Central and State curricula.
It mooted strengthening safety measures in schools and implementing coordinated initiatives to ensure the physical, mental, and the social well-being of students.
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