Move to convert one of the oldest boys schools in Kerala kicks up a row
The decision to transition a historic 233-year-old boys' school in Kozhikode to a co-educational institution has sparked controversy among alumni. While management cites government policy and parental demand, former students argue the change threatens the school's historical identity and reduces educational options for boys.
Why it matters
This reflects broader societal debates regarding the modernization of traditional institutions and the implementation of gender-inclusive educational policies.
The Education department’s decision to throw open the doors of one of the oldest boys’ schools in the State to girl students has kicked up a row.
The article presents both the management's justification and the alumni's objections, maintaining a balanced perspective.
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