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School Education Department investigates causes for zero enrolment in 28 government elementary schools in 2026 in The Nilgiris

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Rohan Premkumar
School Education Department investigates causes for zero enrolment in 28 government elementary schools in 2026 in The Nilgiris
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The School Education Department in The Nilgiris is investigating why 28 government elementary schools reported zero student enrollment this academic year. Officials attribute the decline to migration, lower birth rates, and a shift toward private education.

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The decline in public school enrollment highlights broader demographic shifts and potential challenges for rural education infrastructure.

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The School Education Department in The Nilgiris said that a total of 28 elementary schools in the district had zero enrolment of students this academic year which has led to concerns that parents may be becoming more inclined towards admitting their children to private schools in the district.

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