UTF calls State-level meeting on November 1 to address Model School teachers’ issues in Andhra Pradesh
The Andhra Pradesh United Teachers’ Federation (UTF) has scheduled a state-level meeting for November 1 to address long-standing grievances of Model School teachers. Key demands include better service rules, the conversion of TGT posts to PGT, and bringing the schools under the direct control of the School Education Department.
Why it matters
The struggle of Model School teachers reflects broader administrative challenges in maintaining quality education standards within state-run institutions.
Andhra Pradesh United Teachers’ Federation (UTF) State leaders announced a State-level meeting on November 1 to discuss the problems being faced by the Model School teachers in the State. A meeting held in Vijayawada on Tuesday (October 13, 2026) called for immediate government intervention.
In a statement released later, the UTF State president N. Venkateswarlu and State general secretary K.S.S. Prasad demanded that teachers working in Model Schools be provided with appropriate service rules and that their problems be addressed through a comprehensive policy. It also called for the appointment of a dedicated officer to look into their grievances and ensure their timely resolution.
The leaders pointed out that Model Schools were established in 2014 with the objective of providing quality education. However, they alleged, that the teachers working in these institutions continued to face several administrative and service-related difficulties.
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