THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005 INFORMATION HANDBOOK [Refer to Chapter II Section 4(1) b of RTI Act, 2005] ALL GOs related to School Education Department Office of the Director of School Education, Telangana, Hyderabad. —2018 116Government GOs and Acts related to School Education Department ‘Sl. | Description No Gist of contents Details ofthe” available Website Rules & Regulations 1 Ths District Office | Rules pertaining to maintenance of office records | wwwig.cdsegovin anu: 2 |The Fundamental | Service Rules Rules 3 | The CCA Rules and | Rules pertaining to Employees. TS State and Sub- ordinate service rules. 4 | "The Conduct Rules _| Rules pertaining to Employees. 5 | TS. State & Service Rules pertaining to Employees Subordinate service Rules, 6 | T.S. Ministerial Rules pertaining to Ministerial Staff service Rules. 7 |7.S. Pension Rules | Pension Rules pertaining to all Employees 1980 8 _|T.S. Leave Rules | Leave Rules Pertaining to all Employees Other Acts & Government Orders 1 | The Right to Information | The Right to Information Act commonly known as RTI Act ‘Act 2005 (No. 22/2005) dated:15.06.2005 2 | Got Act 2009 (Act The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education No.35/2009) ‘Act 2009 dated:26,08.2009 3° | 6.0.Ms.No.130, Edn Right of Children to Free and compulsory Education Rules, Dept (PE-Progs), 2010- Amendments Dated:09.09.2011 4 |G.OMsNod1 Dated | The Telangana Right of Children to Free and Compulsory 19.06.2013, Education Rules 2010 Amendment ~ orders — Issued 5 | GO.Ms.No.36/SE(Genl) | Steps to be taken for the safety and security of the ‘ites naw nua. onm Dept dated:16.12.2017 | children in the schools in the state Peethombd ern bites /wwe.nenee gov. betpil/www.cdse.zov.in | 6 | G.O.Ms.No.16, Edn, Dtd:18.02.2002 Prohibition of Corporal Punishment in schools 7 | G.0.Ms.No.1, MWD, Certain guidelines for issuing Minority Status Certificate Dtd:16.01.2004 for making admissions, etc. in Minority Edn, Institutions. 8 | Act No. 10/2018 Making teaching and Learning Telugu Language as dated:30.03.2018 compulsory in the state of Telangana 9 | 6.0.Ms.No.1263/Edn Dept dated:06.05.1961 SSLC -HSCs and HS(Multipurpose) Cs-Correction of date Birth ~ Revised Rules- issued 10 | G.0.Ms.No. 1130/ Edn(|) Dept dated:28.09.1981 Alteration / Correction of date of birth in the SSC/ HSC/ SSLC/ HS(MP) SLC-Revision of existing procedure 11 | G.0.Ms.No. 1348/Edn (I) Dept. dated: 15.12.1991 Alteration / Correction of date of birth in the SSC / HSC/ SSLC/ HS(MP) SLC-Revision of existing procedure- Amendments 12 | State Govt. Act No.5/1983 datet ‘Telangana Educational Institutions (Regulation of ‘Admissions & Prohibition of capitation fee ) Act 1983, 13 | G.0.Ms.No. 1 Edn (PS II) dated:01.01.1994 ‘The Telangana Educational Educational Institutions (Establishment, Recognition, Administration and Control of Schools under Private Management) ~ Rules 1993 14 | G.0.Ms No 5 Education {SE-Genl) Department ‘School Education Department ~ Scheme of appointment to the deceased employees working in recognized aidedDated: 11-09-2014 institutions — implementation of G.O Ms No 113 Education (SE.PS1) Department dated: 06.10.2009 with retrospective effect i.e. from 20.10.2004 ~ orders — issued, 15 | Govt Memo No School Education — Minutes of the High Level Meeting SortO/COSE/A2/2004-1, | conducted by the Hon‘ble Chief Minister vg 08.10.2004 — Dated: 20.10.2004 {ban on filing of posts in aided schools) 16 | Govt Memo No School Education — Clarification sought on the applicability B544/_P5-1/2005-3, | of ban for consideration of promotion ig Alded institutions Dated: 14.11.2005 17 | 6.0 MsNo30 Edn Scheme of compassionate appointments to the deceased Dated: 01-02-1994 Government employees ~ Extended to the deceased employees of Aided/Zilla Praja parishad/municipal Managements — Orders — Issued, 18 | GOMsNo 113 Scheme of Compassionate appointments to the deceased Education (SE.PS.1) employees working in recognized aided institutions - Department Dated: Revival of the Scheme — Orders — Issued. 06.10.2009 19 | G.OMsNo ai dated: | Recruitment of vacant aided teaching posts by the un 30.06.2017 2ided (approved) eligible candidates to the aided posts as 2 onetime measure through absorptions, subject to fulfillment of all the conditions 20 | G.0Ms No 320/Edn Payment of Maintenance Grant payable to private 1 | Dated:16.09:1994 educational institutions receiving grant in aid from the Sovernment for each financial year commencing from a 01.04.1878. specification of percentage of grant — payable to private educational institutions, 21 | Govt Memo No Compassionate appointment to the spouse or dependents 2514/SE.Genl/A2/2015, | of deceased employees who worked in aed institutions Dated: 14.07.2017 22 | G/OMsNo33.Dated: | Telangana State and Subordinate Senice Rules 1996- 04.02.2014 Amendment to Rule 30 23 G.0 MsNo 14 Dated: | Competent Authority under Section 2: ‘Amendment to 24.02.2006 G.0 Ms No 74 edn Dated: 27.02.1989 24 |'G.0 Ms No 14, dated: | The Right of children to Free and Compulsory Rules 2010 22.02.2011 under the provisions of Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act 2009 (Act No. 35/2009) — Notification issued 25 | GOMsNo18dated: | The Right of children to Free and Compulsory Rules 2010 01.03.2011 under the provisions of Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act 2009 (Act No.35/2009) ~ Errata issued 26 | G.0 Ms No 19 dated: | The Right of children to Free and Compulsory Rules 2010 03.03.2011 under the provisions of Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act 2009 (Act No.35/2009) — Cancelled —issued 27 | G.O.Ms.No.20/School | The Right of children to Free and Compulsory Rules 2010 Edn(PE.Prog.l) dept. under the provisions of Right of Children to Free and dated:03.03.2011 Compulsory Education Act 2008 (Act No.35/2009) ~ Notification issued 28 | G.ORtNo174 Dated: | The Right of children to Free and Compulsory Rules 2010 31.03.2010 under the provisions of Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act 2009 (Act No.35/2009) — Framing of State Rules for implementation of provisions of RTE Act No 35/2009 — Constitution of committee - Orders- issued 29 | G.0 Ms No 42 Dated: | Prohibition of Screening test and collection of ‘capitation 30.07,,2010 fee ~ prescribed fee structure for private recognized schools ~ Orders ~ Issued. 30 | G.OMsNo 44 Dated: | 25%6 of seats reserved for admission nto dass Tw Private 30.07.2010 recognized schools in plain areas/tribal areas etc for children of disadvantaged groups and weaker sectionsfrom neighborhood area of the school in the State — Orders ~ Issued, 31 | G.0 Ms No 22 Dated: | Reducing the load of school bags in primary, upper 18.07.2017 primary and high schools ~ certain guidelines issued. 32 [6.0 MsNo i dated: | Appointment of Chairpersons and members of State 19.02.2014 Commission for Protection of Child Rights — Orders — Issued 33 | 6.0 Ms No 71 Edn, (P) | The powers, duties and functions of the Regional Joint Dept Dated: 27.01.1982 _| Director of School Educations 34 | 6.0 Ms No 1194 dated: | Job Chart of the District Educational Officers 16.12.1977 35 | Gol Act2 oF 2016 dated: | The Justice Juvenile (Care and protection of Children) Act 01.01.2016 2015 36 | G.0 MsNoi7idated: | ‘Acceptance of Lands/buildings/donations for the purpose 15.12.2004 of establishment of construction of Government Schools, naming of institutions after the donors or philanthropists- Amendment ~issued 37 | G.0 Ms No 162 dated: | Acceptance of Lands/buildings/donations for the purpose 14.11.2004 of establishment of construction of Government Schools, ‘naming of institutions after the donors or philanthropists- Amendment ~issued 38 | 6.0 Ms No 524, Edn Framing of Rules under section 8, 18, 20 and 21 of the Act (Rules) Dated: relating to establishment, registration, recognition, 20.12.1988 administration and control of all categories of schools under all managements under the State Education Act 1982 39 | State Act No 22 of 1988. Act to regulate the payment of grant in ald to the private dated: 29.08.1988 educational institutions in the state 40 | Act 23 of 1989 date: | Telangana Private Educational Institutions Grant —in Ald 10.11.1989 (Regulation) Amendment Act 1989 41 | Act No 01 of 1982 date: 27.01.1982 Telangana Education Act 1982 42 | Act 34 of 2007 Dated: | Act to amend the Private Educational institutions 14.12.2007 ‘maintenance grant(Regulation) Act,1995 43 | G.O MsNo55 Dated: | inclusion of Vill class in Upper primary Schools to have 05-07-2012 eight years of elementary cycle in the state to implement the provisions of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Rules 2010 from the Academic year 2012-13- orders ~ Issued 44 | 6.0 Ms No40dated: | Rationalization of services of Aided staff in Private Aided 18.05.2013 Schools 45 | Govt memo No 5844/SE | Permission for up gradation/Pre-primary Schools Genl/A2/2016, Dated: _| registration and conversion of private unaided Telugu 22.10.2016 Medium Schools into English medium Schools 46 | Govt memo No 5844/SE_| Request for extension of date for payment of challan to Genl/A2/2016, Dated: _| make an application for conversion of private unaided 18.12.2016 ‘telugu medium schools into English medium schools 47 | Govt Memo No Prevention of bullying and Ragging in schools +10168/SE.GenI/A2/2017 , Dated: 09-01-2018 48 | G.0 Rt No 37 dated: | Regulation of Fee Structure in Private unaided schools and 21.03.2017 unaided sections of private aided schools and schools affiliated to different boards such as CBSE, ICSE,1B,Cambridge etc in the State ~ Constitute the examine the Issue of District Fee Regulatory Committee {DFRC) etc and to submit a report to the Government — Orders — Issued (Prof. T.Tirupathi Rao Chairman of the Committee) 49, | G.O Ms No 86 Edn(SE-C | Study of Languages in School Education Rules 2003 ‘& TBP), Dated: 02.07.200350 [GO Ms No 246 edn Telangana State Educational Institutions(Parent Teacher (Rules) Dated: Assocuiations) Rules 1987 17.10,1987 51 | 6.0 MsNo 91 Edn Regulation of Admission and Prohibition of Capitation Fee dated: 06.08.2009 ‘Act 5 of 1983 52 | G.0 Ms No 2 dated: ‘Acceptance of Lands/bulldings/donations for the purpose 24.01.2018 of establishment of construction of Government Schools, naming of institutions after the donors or philanthropists- Amendment - issued 53 |G.OMsNo31Dated: | Amendment to sub rule (1) of Rule 6 of the Telangana 27.11.2017 Educational Institutions (Establishment, Recognition, Administration & control of schools under private managements) Rules 1993 ‘54 | G.0 Ms No 244 Dat ‘Admissions to be made for the Academic Year 2018-19 by 29.12.2017 all the Private recognized unaided schools and aided schools with unaided sections for which NOC issued by the State Government affiliated to different boards such as, CASE, ICSE,|B, Cambridge etc in the State ~ Schedule 55 |G.0MsNo 25 dated: | Telangana Direct Recruitment for the posts of Teachers 10.10.2017 Rules 2017 Orders — Issued. 56 |G.OMsNo74Dated: | Telangana Integrated medical attendance Rules 1972 — 15.03.2005 Recommendations of the Committee for revision of rules ~ Accepted — Orders ~ issued 57 |G.OMsNo 105 Dated: | Telangana IMA Rules, 1972 — Certain Amendments to G.O 03-04-2007 Ms No 74, Dated: 15.03.2005 58 |G.ORtNo 443 Dated: | Constitution of standing committee of senior officers for 10.02.2015 ‘examining all the recommendations for exemption and relaxation of rules proposed by various departments 59 | G.OMsNo 17 Dated: | Medical Reimbursement to the pensioners after 16.09.2014 bifurcation of the state of Telangana ~ Certain Clarifications ~ Orders Issued. 60 | G.OMsNo87 dated: | Certain arrear and other claims pertaining to the period 28.03.2015 prior to bifurcation of the erstwhile state of Andhra Pradesh 02-06-2014 — settle the claims on or before 30.06.2015 61 | Govt memo No ‘Medical Reimbursement claims in respect of Govt £3/1402/2007; Dated: | employees or pensioners- admission of claims 02.02.2007 62 | G.OMsNo 243 Dated: | Certain arrears and other dlaims pertaining to the period 22.07.2014 both pre and post bifurcation of the erstwhile state of ‘Andhra Pradesh ~ clarification on their admissibility in the state of Telangana and appointment of liability and expenditure on such claims between the state of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh — procedure and win te clarification 63 | Govt memo No Regeust for clarification on Age limit for dependency in 1889/Ser./A1/2017, _| respect of sons of Govt. employees for the purpose of Dated: 27.12.2017 medical reimbursement ~ Certain Clarifications 64 | Govt Memo No Regulation of fee structure in Private unaided schools and 35/SE.Genl/A2/2017, _| unaided sections of private aided schools and schools Dated: 04.01.2018 affiliated to different boards such as CBSE,ICSE,IB, Cambridge et in the state — Constitution of a committee to examine the issue of DFRC etc and to submit a report to the Govt. -Report submitted -Further instructions — Regarding. 65 | Gol1-5/2000-deskmdm, | Students of Education Guarantee scheme — Coverage under the National Programme of Nutritional support to primary Education (MDM) 66 | Gol5-29/2004-EE.5- | The Guidelines of the National programme of Nutritional mdm dated: 31-12-2004 | support to primary Education 2004 67 | G.0.Ms.No.40, Edn Delegation of certain powers to the DOs €., DyEOs, Dept, Dated:07.05.2002_| MEOs & HMs. 68 G.0.Ms.No.91, Edn, Telangana Ednl institutions (Establishment,Ded:02.07.2005 Recognition/Administration and control of schools unde Pvt managements) Rules 1993-Amendments. 69 | G.O.MsNo.14, Edn, Telangana Edn.Act 1982 — Competent Authority under Dtd:24.02.2006 Section 24— Amendment to G.0.Ms.No.74, Edn, Dtd:27.02.1989. 70 | G.0.Ms.No.41, Edn, Telangana Ednl Institutions (Establishment, td:11.05.2006 Recognition/Administration and control of schools unde Pvt managements) Rules 1993-Amendments. 71 | 6.0.Ms.NoS8, Edn, Telangane Ednl Institutions (Establishment, Dtd:13.07.2006 Recognition/Administration and control of schools unde Pvt managements) Rules 1993-Amendments. 72 | GO.Ms.No.74, Edn, Telangana Edn Institutions (Establishment, Dtd:11.09.2006 Recognition/Administration and control of schools unde Pvt managements) Rules 1993-Amendments. 73 | G.0.Ms.No.88 Edn Telangana Edn Institutions (Establishment, dated:07.07.2008 Recognition/Administration and control of schools unde Pvt managements) Rules 1993-Amendments. 74 | 6.0.Ms.No.80 Edn Telangana Edn Institutions (Establishment, dated:05,07.2008 Recognition/Administration and control of schools unde Pvt managements) Rules 1993-Amendments. 75 | G.0.Ms.No.S2 Edn Telangana Ednl Institutions (Establishment, dated:17.08,2009 Recognition/Administration and control of schools unde Pvt managements) Rules 1993-Amendments. 76 | G.0.Ms.No.93 Edn Telangana Edn! Institutions (Parent teachers association) dated:17.08,2009 Rules 1987 Amendments. 77 | G.0.MsNo.41 Eda Right of children to Free and Compulsory education Act dated:30.07.2010 2009-SCERT Notified as Academic Authority. 78 | G.OMsNNo. 61 (Finance | Transfer & Posting of Employees-Lifting ban of Transfers dept) dated: 24.05.2018 78 | Go.Ms.No. 16 dated: | The Telangana teachers( Regulation of Transfers) Rules 06.05.2018 2018-19 80 | Go.Ms.No. 45 Law dept | AP Reorganition Act 2014 -Loss in the Combined state of dated:01.06.2016 Andhra Pradesh as on 02.06.2014, the appointed day — adoptation to the state of telangana Instructions 1 [/No.1/6/2011-R Gol Guidelines for implementation of Suo Moto disclosure dated:15.04.2013 under Section 4 of RTI Act 2005, 2 | C&DSE Conduct of Exhibitions on the theme of Disaster Proc.Rc.No.564/PS3- | Management and Mock Drills in Educational institutions . 1/PED/2017 dated:21.05.2018 3 | C&DSE ime Bond Implementation of the National Guidelines on Proc.Rc.No.564/PS3- | School Safety Policy as per the directions of the Hon’ble 1/PED/2017 Supreme Court of India dated:08.02.2018 4 | CBDSE Correction of Date of Birth, in the completed SSC marks Proc.Rc.No.120/UMC/2_ | Memos ~issue of certain instructions 018 dated: 09.04.2018 5 | Govt Circular Memo No | Compassionate Appointments to the dependents of the 35252/Ser.G/A1/2011- | Deceased employees who died while in service and retired 41, Dated: 04-12-2013 | on medical invalidation — Applicability to the employees of Muncipalities, Municipal Corporations, Societies registered under Societies Act, Public Sector Undertakings, Local Bodies- Further Instructions ~ Issued — Regarding. 6 | DSEProcs Re No Revised Job Charts of the District Educational Officers, Dy. 572/Estt.4-2/87, Dated: | Educational Officers and Mandal Educational Officers in 23.11.1987 ‘the State 7 | DSE procs Re No ‘Communication of Job Charts of MEOs/Dy Inspector of 570/?\g-1/2016, Dated: | Schools/ Dy Eos/HMs/CRPs 21.06.20168 [SPD Memo No Training of untrained inservice elementary teachers in the 3193/SSA/T7/2017, | Government, aided, unaided private schools ~ certain — Dated: 24.08.2017 instructions, _ 9 | C&DSEPrcosRcNo | Recommendations of the committee for regulation of fee Spl/Ad (Ele)/2016, structure in private unaided schools - private school Dated: 24.08.2016 ‘managements shall not put names of schools such as IIT, Olympiad, Concept, E-E.Techno, &-Shastra,etc.- Issued Instructions. Court Judgments (01 | Supreme Court orders | Arising out of impugned final judgment and order dated: in SLP no 6625/2-15, | 22.08.2013 in WP No 11394/2003 passed by the High Court Dated: 22.08.2013 of Andhra Pradesh 02 | High Court orders on IA | Interim stay on Govt. memo dated: 04.01.2018(status quo No 1 of 2018 in WP No_| collection of fee) 1331/2018 dated: 22.01.2018 (03 | High Court orders on 1A | Interim stay on Govt. memo dated: 04.01.2018(status quo of 2018 in WP No collection of fee) 3020/2018, Dated: 01.02.2018 Note : all the Scanned Copies of the above mentioned Orders are available in the www.tg.cdse.gov.inJAAD OIO Pree wha beer ent aaseu eo VTDTIO9D3B3B59909009090909NGOVERN SCHOOL EDUCAT Memo.No.35/SE.Genl/42/2017 Sub: School Education Department - The Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions and Prohibition of Capitation Fee) Act, 1983 — Regulation of Fee Structure in Private Unaided Schools and Unaided sections of Private Aided Schools and Schools afliated to different Boards such as CBSE, ICSE, IB, Cambridge etc in the State- Constitution of a Committee to examine the issue of District Fee Regulatory Committec(DFRC) ete. and to submit a xeport to the Govt, ~ Extending the term of the Committee for a period of 3 months ~ Reg. Refi 1 G.O.RtNo.37, School Education (Gen), Dept, ¢.21.03.2017. 2. From the Prof. TvTirapathi Reo, (Retired Vice Chancellor), Osmania University, Hyderabad and Chairman, School Fee Regulation Committee, Telangana, Hyderabad. Lt.Re.No.1210/PS-3-1/(B2-2}/2010, dated 30.12.2017. 3. Govt. Memo.No.35/SE.Genl/A2/2017, dt, 04.01.2018, 4. Govt. Memo.No.38/SE.Genl/A2/2017, dt. 02.03.2018. (ENT OF TELANGANA NLDEPARTMENT In continuation of the orders issued in the reference 1s cited, Government after careful examination hereby extend the term of the Committee headed by Prof.T.Tirupathi Rao, Former Vice Chancellor, OU, Hyderabad, for a further period of 3 (three) months from the date of issue of this Memo, so as to enable the Committee to look into the issues mentioned in the Govt. Memo 4# cited. 2, The Commissioner and Director of School Education and the Convener of the Committee, shall take further necessary action in the matter accordingly. RANJEEV R. ACHARYA SPECIAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT To ii Prof. T. Tirupathi Rao, Former Vice Chancellor, ‘Osmania University, Hyderabad. ‘The Commissioner and Director of School Education and the Convener of Committee, Hyderabad. / {FORWARDED BY ORDER// rs, §perion offices Scanned by CamScannerTOABAEGAIGSGOVWDADA IO 9 9979090 9990 30909990"990"9"029090909 a +92.03.2018 ee us Sebel Apa MRE Fe ea bee ma Prohion af Cove TUMOR Oy - 1989 ~Heypulation of Feo Stuctre in Private Unsided Sumvely and g Unaided sections of Private Aided Schools and Schools alliliated to -_ytlffront Boards such as CBSE, ICSE, 1B, Cambridge ote in the no coe c- Constitution of « Committec to examine the issue of District cm WUT geRoo Reyulatory Committee(DFRC} ete, and to submit report to the SAL OL Sev Roper emt = Fart fatvcions “Repucng Des” Refi 1 G.O.RLN0.37, School Education (Gen!) Dept, dt.21.03.2017. wt 2, From the Prof, ‘TThirupathi Reo, (Retired Vieo Chaneslior, 92 Germania Universily, Hyderabad and Chairman, School Pee Regulation Commitice, Telangana,” ifyderabad. A Lito. [210/PS-3-1/032-2}/2010, dated 30.12.2017 Nb 3. Govi.Memo.No.38/SE.Genl/A2/2017, dt. 04.01.2018. ua, ‘ve attention of the Commissioner & Director of School Bducation, ‘Tolangana, Hyderabad, is invited to the references cited. LX’ 2. The report gubmitied in the reference 2m! cited has been examined and INTE the ‘ollowing major issuce neod wo be clarified by the Commitee, before any ps Turther action is taken by the Government in the matter:- vs Tt 1) ‘The basic fee which has been fixed by the Schoals, if 10% increase is w allowed on it, it means that the basic fee now being claimed by the . Schools is ‘ratified’ by the Government, without any basis. wee ae 2) Secondly, on the 10% limit fixed for the anmmual increase, the parents have expressed the view that this 10% hike when taken cumulatively for various classes together, amounts to a much greater hike than just 10% over all. ‘the 10% hike has boen explained as salaries inerease, running expenditure inerease ctc., bul docs not contain any detailed logic or calculation, 4) The Committee also failed to observe the legal position that the powors delegated vide G.0.Ms.No.1, Education, dated 01.01.1994 to the Governing Body of the Schools to fix the fec is actually in contravention of Section 7 of the Telangana Educational Institutions (Regalation of ‘Admissions and Prohibition of Capitation Fee) Act, 1988, which clearly says that the fee has to be notified by the Government only. 3) 3, ‘Therefore, the Convenor of the Prof-Tirupathi Rao Committee i.c., the Commissioner and Director of School Education, Hyderabad, is requested to discuss the above issues once again in the Committee and furnish further report to the Government for further necessary action by the Government. + RANJEEV R. ACHARYA ‘SPECIAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT ‘t the Convenor of the Prof.Tirupathi Rao Commnittze/ Commissioner and Director of School Edueation, Telangana, Hyderabad. J/ FORWARDED BY ORDER// Canny gern coonFORUSIDIIBIADGOPOODAIISAANABASIOAAMIIIA*MA@O0S9IIWSDPV®DDODSDGOVERN (ENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH ABSTRACT ‘ducallon — Right of Children to Frae and Compulsory Educetion Act, 2008, \Weiilas Aci Wo. 39 0 2003) ~ Prohibition of Sereening Test and Collection of Cay fac Prescribe foe Structure for private recognized schools -Ondara~ issued. SCHOOL EDUCATION (PE,PROG.I) DEPARTMENT G.O.MsNo, 42 Datod:30.07.2010 Read the following: 41) Gazette of India ~ Exttaordinary ~ Part ll — Section |, No. 39, Now Deli, issued by Ministry of Law & Justice on the Right of Ghildren to Free end Compuisory Education Act, 2008 ~ (Central Act No. 35 of 2008, dated: 25° August 2008 2) Model Rules under the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 3) Li. No, 165/RVM(SSAVB12/2009, dt: 14.06.2010 of SPD, SSA ORDER: Government of India enacted Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009, which has come into effect from 01.04.2010. This Act prohibits screening tests for admission into classes | to Vill in schools in India (Including pre- primary classes). The Act also prohibits collection of capitation fee trom studentsiperents/guardians. 2. During the last few yoars there has becn a trend that private recognized schools in the State have been admilting children into elementary classes by holding screening, fests (Interviews! tests to children/parontsfquarcians), issuing applications for admission'seats only to such candidates to whom they intend to give seats. Further several complaints have been received that apart from fees, huge donations are collected from the parents al the time of admission. Against this background this Act prohibits holding of screening tests for admission, collection of capitation fees. instead the admission of a child shall be to an age eppropriaie class(age 3-5 for Pro-primary Class, age 6 for Class |, age 7 for Class Il end so on up to minimum age 13 for Class, vil). 3, The method of selection for admission of a child to an elementary class shall be as per the steps/ sequeniial order given in Annexure-| appended. In accordance with these provisions of the Right of Chikiren to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 the screening procedures presently in vogue in tarms of interviewsltests conducied for ‘admission to any class from Pre-primaty to Vill in any school under any management or any Syllabus (Slate sylabus/CBSEACSE/any cther) shall be dispensed with including Entrance test for admission to Class VI or any olher class conducted by District ‘Common Examination Board (OCEB). Any deviations in this regard wi be punishable under the Section 13 (2) (b} of the said Act with fine which may extend to Rs. 25,000/- for the first contravention and Rs. 50,000! for each subsequent contravening admission. 4. Capitation fee by definition means any kind of donation or contribution or payment ether than the fee notified by the school. This means that the school should notify the preseribed fee to the parents/gonoral public both in notice board in at least three prominent places in the school an¢ in public domain during the admission period (including admission extended period) of tha current year from April 15" of the previous year to 11" September of the current year. (PTO) Ss5. A recoynized scion! is supaesed to provide mininun lactis lke infrastructure, teachine and non-teaching staif. Teaching Leeming Matorials. Library. Labaratory and Play a € per norms and standards given in the Schedule of tho Act. Agalnst i feo structure In Annoxure-tt appended. 8. __ Vigilance Cells shail be consilluted at Office of the District Educational Officer at District level Office of Commissioner & Director of School Education at Stale level uring the period of admission process fram April 15” to September 11" to monitor Implementation of tie provisions of the said Act. 7, Those orders shall bs implemented with immediato offeck. {BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH) CHANDANA KHAN PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT To The Commissioner & Director of School Education, AP, Hyderabad The Stete Project Director, Rajiv Vidya Mission(SSA), AP, Hyderabad The Director, Stats Council for Education Research & Treining(SCERT, Hyderabad. Cony to Lavr (A) Department PS to Principal Secretary to CMI PS to Hon'ble Minister (MW, PE & SSA) PS to Hon'ble Minister (Secondary Education) ‘All HODs under the control of School Education Department ‘The Commissioner, Printing Stationery and Stores Purchase, Chanchalguda, Hyd (with ‘request to publish in Andhra Pradesh Gazette and supply (800) copies immediately.) sIPORWARDED BY ORDERI SECTION OFFICER‘ANNEXURE Dept. dt-30.07.2010) (6.0. Ms, No.42, School Education (PE-Prog-l Manu fee structure for fhe Basic maximum schoo! ize orwhich ec seational sgenoy oblained recocnilon) per siuent is aiven below. a Feo Structure for Basic Maximum School Size “Upper Primary Fee per Primary __ ““School_| _High School Student Urban | Urban ] Rural" Urban | Rural | Upto \RurlUp) Upto | Upto | Upto | Upc | qs) | (Rsp_| (Re) 7 Rs Lt ds) te (Rs) | [eaimaas | ‘90007[_ 7800 | 900 | 7600 “| “12000_{_10800_| 1000 | 200 Bet aenth [750 L650 | 750 “| 680 4, The fee includes tlio fee, special fee, School development fee, Bulding fee, computer feo, the expenses to be incurred under recurring end nen-resurting items ie, Infastrctute, Saleles to the teachers and other staf, Equipment Library, Lateratory, Furniture, Dey to day maintenance and income for management 2, When the schoo i confining itself tothe fee structuro tothe ealing mits) mentioned in the above table, they are exempted from taking the approval of District Fae Regulatory Committee (OFRC)- “The District Fee Regulatory Committee (FRC) corn 4) The District Collector or his nominee not prisos: below the rank of Joint Collector Chairman 2) The District Educational Officer concemed Member Convener 3) The District Aust Officer Auditor of Pay & Accounts Officer Member 4) Revenue Divisional Officer congemed: Member 5) Dopuly Educational Officer concemed Member 3, The edusallonal egency chall notify the foe structure to he general public domain and also in the prominent plages of the schoo! Notice in the above ceiling oF not). siudents month-wise of once in two by placing it in the public Boards (imespective of the fee structure being with ‘The fee shall be collected from the 4, months. 5. Ut the above in the table for any subsequent academic yeat for to submit justiication report along with aucited statements of the Previous three years before 30" Apt ofthat ecadomic yoer. After giving an opportunity of being heard to management of private unvalded school / ur-ided section (Aided school with un-aided ectons) and the representation of parents, the DFRG chall accord approval before “june end ofthe next academic year either] is or with modifications In the proposed 1 Governing Body proposes more than the fee structure mentioned approval of DFRC, they haveANNEXURES (G.0. Mis. No.2, Schoo! Education (PE-Prog. Dept t.30.07.2010) athod of selection lor admission ofa child oan elementary, ciass ina Pivate tecognized schoo! () During the admission period overy yest (from April 15" of the previous year to ao" June of the current year), the school has to nolly admissions ond obtain applications for admission, Applicaions on plain paper can also be accepted. On receipt atthe apalication the head ofthe insitution has to give a receipt tothe ‘applicant parent Sear et having received the application form for admission to an elementary cass, Applications received from condidalostparentsiguarcions should bo considered for selection of candidat for admission by ranaparent, random melhod For ge taking lots ofa ited in applications (apalicaion numbers) for 9 lass 00 Bi notified Gay between June 1 to June 19% publicly to select cancidates t0 he ‘extent of 75% seata(un-reserved) ofthe total enrolment ofthat class. (i) Admission (or 25% of seats resorved for Disacvantagod groupe and Weaker Sections (in accordance wilh G.0. Ms. No.44, School Education (PE-Prog Pept. ‘dt. 20.07.2010), to be selected in the manner stated at (i) ebove. a) Step 1: Method of Lots can be adopted for all applicants for # class belonging to Orphans. Step 2: Method of Lots can be adopted for all applicants fora class belonging to HIV infected / affected Slop 2: Method of Lois can be adopted for ail appicants for # cess belonging to CWSN (disabled) Limited to 5% enrollment of that class. by) Stop 4: Method of Lots can be adopted for all applicants for a cess belonging to ST liited to 4% of the enrolment of that class. «) Step 5: Method of Lots can be adopted forall aplicans for 8 class belonging to SC limited to 10% of the enrollment ofthat class. 4) Stop 6: Method of Lots can be adopted forall applicants fora class Bolonging 10 weaker sections Le, BCs, Minorities and OCs whose parental income i ees than Rs, 60,000 per annum ited fo 6% ofthe cencellment of that class.OOVERIMERT OF TRIANGATA ‘ansrRacr School Education Depertment — The Educational Institutions (Rt Admissions and Prohibition of Capitation Fee) Act, 1985 -Regulation of Fee ‘Structure in Private Unaided Schools and Unaided seotions of Private Aided Schools fend Schools affliated to different Boards such as CBSE, ICSB, [B, Cambridge etc in the State ~ Constimtion of a Committee to examine the issie of District Fee Regulatory Committee (DFRC) ete. and to submit a report to the Govt. -Ordare = Issued. SCHOOL EDUCATION|GENL) DEPARTMENT G.O.RtNo.37. Dated: 21.03.2017, ‘Read the following: G.0.Ms.Nto.1, Education Department dated 01.01.1994: G.O-Rt.No.376, Education Dopartnent dated 18.06.2009. G.0. Ms. No.91, Education (SE:P.S-I} Department, dt, 06-08-2009. G.0. Ms. No.42, School Bdueation (PE.Prog.I} Department dt. 30-07-2010. From the Director of School Bducation, Telangana, Hyderabad, x. Re. No. 1210/PS.3-1/(32-1)/2010-1, dated 31.12.2016. Note from the Spl,Secretary to C.M., dated 01.02.2017, It, was brought to the notice of the Government that certain private ediicational institutions are exploiting the parents by hiking the fee indiscriminately land some of them are also luring them with attractive names such as IIT Olympiad / Concept / e-Techno / e-shastra etc., and collecting exorbitant fees. 2. ‘The Government had prescribed certain rules regarding this vide G.O. 1" read above and also issued G.0. 3 read above forming District Fee Regulatory Committees (DFRCs), but most of the provisions of the said G.O. were struck down, by the Hon'ble High Court, which were upheld by the Supreme Court, particularly wherein the Govt. had given powers to the District Fee Regulatory Committees [DFRCs} to fix the fee for the Schools. 3. ‘The 6.0. 46 read above is also under ‘stay’ by the Hon'ble High Court, wherein the Govt. had fixed minimum and maximum fee for the School 4. ‘The Director of School Education, Telangana, Hyderabad, in the reférencé St ead above, submitted proposals for the regulation of fers in the Private recognised Unaided Schools (including all the Schools aifiliated to different Boards as per the NOC issuedi by the State Govt) in the Slate and proposed to have District Fee Regulatory Committees in each District to recommend the Fee Structure of each Private Un-aided School on the basis of their incomes and expenditures on salaries, infrastructure and other facilities provided in the Schools and recommended that the Government would finally notify the fee for each School, 5. _ Im order to examine these proposals, the Government have decided to constitute a Committee as follows which would submit a report to the Government for further necessary action in the matter: T. [Brot © Tinapethi Rao, Fomor Vico Ghancelion, | Chairman Osmania University, Hyderabad 2, | Commissioner & Director of Scheal Telangana, Hydersbad, Seation, | Convener ProfV.Sudhakar, Head Department of Education, | Member English and Foreign Language University(S7LU), Hyderabad Members 7] Representatives ofParents Associations | Representatives of Private Un-eided Schools embers Managements AssociationsMember | rar W Raaa Rao, Concaants 7 Hieber | ec Regalatory CosamitteetTSAFRC) 6. The Committee is directed to aubmt te por te Governmut, 5. eh Hs tne date of ioe of these cdots, ThE Te ‘of the Coramitteg will end ‘Cniscion of its report wo the Government. jmmediaxely after sul NANE OF THE GOVERNOR OF TELANGANS) (@Y ORDER AND 1 RANJEEV.R, ACHARYA SPL. CHIBE SECRETARY TO GO' et Vice Chancellor, Osmania University, Hyderabad. 7 Schoo) Education, Telangana, Hyderabad. ‘0 Gui Prof T:-Tirupethi Rao, Fer She Commissioner & Director 0 ‘The Law Depastmens, The bombers trough C&DSE,HY. Sopss9 opt al Advocate Gonorsl, High Cour, Fra, ‘The Audion onal Aavocaie General High Court, pde/aba Tne SPL OF Me day, 0. for Education, High Court, Hydersbad J [FORWARDED BY ORDER//SOVERKMEN? CPTELANGANA BSAC ibe by all une School kuueaton ~ Adnisswns Wo be mats Wor ae Acwaemie Yen Wownte, Reouinined, Ua-Aided Sehenls ai ¢) Nided Sehools with UnAitled Seetons for Shith NOC issued be the Siete Governmen abifiied te CBSE, ICSE, 1B, Cambridge 6c. in the State ~ ale ~ Orders Issac 8 GEN) OSPART SCHOOL EDUGAT SOR. Brom the Commissioner & Dinetor of School Education, ‘Telangana, Rydorabad, Le.Re.No.846/P8-1/2015-17, dated 16.12.2017 & 20.19.9017. Bait In the circumstances reported by the Commissioner & Director of School Education, Telangana, Hyderabad, in the veforence read above and in accordanes with Rule 12 of Telangana Right of Children 10 Free and Compulsory Education Rules, 2010, issued vide G.0.Ms.No.20, Schoo! Hducation (PE.PROG.I) Department, dated 03.03.2011, under the provisions of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 (Act No.35 of 2009), Government hereby issue the following Schedule for new edmissions in entry cusses iv. in Nursery / Pre-Primary / 1K.G 71 Class, for the Academic Year, 2018-19, in all Private, Recognized Un-aided Schools and Aided Schools with Un-Aided Sections for which NOC issued by the State Goverment, affliated to CESE, ICSE, 1B, Cambridge etc., in Telangana State: ‘SCHEDULE Dane of emc of NouTctTan hy The chooks in Wher webarica | 02.01.2018 ee applications Uhough school | 08.01.2018 6 08.01.2018, Dates for poccipt of onl | website concerned {Schools without online facty mey receive offine) | ‘Senitiny of applications Wy the Head Master 7] OS 012018 | © | Principal of the Schoo! to it 10.01.2018, [I] Date of finalization of admissions in the school premises (by | Random Selection Method in the presence of Parents to be| 11.01.2018 |__| intimated wel in advance) 5. "|Date of poblfcation of final list (jo be Kept in the echool | 1201-2018 web: & details furnished to the DEO concerned) 2. ‘The above Schools must follow the following Acts/ Rules scrupulously while finalising the admissions as per the abow: Schedule: > The Telongana Education Act, 1982. > G.O.Ms.No.1, Education Deparument, dated 01.01.1994 and amendments thereon. » The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 particularly section 13 of the RTE Act 2009, “(1) No school or person Shell, while admitting a child, collect any capitation fee and subject the ‘child or his or her Parents or Guardian to any screening procedure’. 3. ‘The Commissioner & Diceetor of School Education, Telangana, Hyderabad, 1) sake further necessary action accordingly. (BY ORDER AND IN THE NAMB OF THE GOVERNOR OF TELANGANA) RANJEEV R. ACHARYA, SPECIAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT. To ‘The Commissioner & Director of School Education, Telangana, Hyderabad. ‘The Regional Jeint Directors of Schoo! Ecucation, Hyderabad ané Warangel. DED) BY ORDER// Ties, SECTION OFFICER Kis i sportPIB IPMWPIOMSADIAPS’OSAIDSIAIDWISIFAIDAISBDFADVIOVSODIOD99 9Dte MUL? GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA ABSTRACT. School Education Deoartment - Acceptance of lands/ bulidings/ donations for the purpose of establishment/ construction of Government Schools ~ Naming of the schools after the Donors/ Philanthropists ~ Orders ~ issued. SCHOOL EDUCATION (PROG.I) DEPARTMENT DATE:24.01,2018 Read the following:~ G.0.Ms.No.2 1).G.0.Ms.No.162,School_ Education (MC-2)_——Depart ment, di.14.11,2004, 2) From the Director of “School Education (T), Hyderabad, Lr.Re.No.130/PS.3-1/SNC/2016, ot.11.03.2016.. ry In the referonce 1% read above, the Government have issued orders |<. that any indian Cltizer/Non-Resident indian who comes forware to donate nok any asset he. ether land/ bulding/ money worth Rs,5.00 Laken for Primary Schou! Rs.7-50 Latins for an Uopor Primary Schoal anc Re.10.00 Lakhs for figh Schoo! or ebova, n fevour of Government for the purpose of setting up a school or renovating a school or providing necessary infrastructure to the School, the esset.s0 created with the amount / pulling or land so donated GP shall be named after the individual donor or in any name proposed by him, yt X- provided that such name is accepteble to Government. Donations of amounts less than Rs.5.00 Lakhs are also welcome and they would be used for elther 5s aw construction of class rooms / compound walls or to carryout certain repalrs to the existing buildings as mutually agreed to by the donor and Government. Ww 2) In the reference 2 read zbove, the Director of School Education, Telangana, Hyderebad has informed that at present the cost of the construction of the buildings and value of the land have increased enormously. The donation amount is very less in the existing G.0.Ms.162, School Education (MC-2) Department, dt.14.11.2004 and the amount has to be increased according to the present day market value. Number of proposals are being received for change of school names, in the name of the donors for which there Is resistence from the community / public, to change the names o” reputed old schools in the favour of donors. Hence, he requested to enhance the amount of donations for Primary Schoo's from Rs.5.00 Lakhs to Rs.25.00 Lakhs; Upper Primary Schools from Rs.7.50 Lakhs +t Rs,50.00 Lakhs and High Schools from Rs,10,00 Lakhs to Rs.100.00 Lakhs 2 and to issue revised orders duly indicating that the donor name would be = named only for the Block / Building without changing the name of the S School. 5 3) In the circumstances reported by the Director of School Education, » Telangana, Hyderabed in the referance 2 read above, Government hereby s decided to enhance the following amount of donations for each category of Pe) Schools duly indicating that the donor name will be named only for Block / ap Building instead of changing the Schoo! Name, in modification of the orders issued in the G.0.1" read above : fategary of School [~~ EXISTING Revised | (as per 6.0.162) 5.00 Lakhs Primary School "Upper Primary Scheele T3550 Lakhs —}50:00 teens ~Ti00.001.akhs (PTO)4) ‘The Commissione> 4 0) of School Education, Telangana, Hyderabad, shall take necessary acilon eccordingyy, (BY ORDER AND IN THE NAMIE OF THE GOVERNOR OF TELANGANA) RANJEEV R ACHARYA SPECIAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT To The Tommissioner and Directar of School Education, Telangana, Hyderabad. The Regional Jaint Director of Schoo! Ecucation, Hyderabad / Warangal. All the District Educational Officers. SF/SCs. JIFORWARDED BY ORDER ngs a ION OFFICER(GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA ‘ABSTRACT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT - Reducing thé load of School Bags in Primary, Upper Primary and High Schools - Certain Guidelines ~ Issued, ‘SCHOOL EDUCATION(GENL) DEPARTMENT O.nis, W ‘Dased:26.07.2017 Read: From the Commissioner & Director of School Education, Telangana, Hyderabad, Lr. Re.No. 43/DSH/Planning-1/2017, Dated 28.06.2037. onper: ‘The Commissioner & Director of School Education, Telangana, vide reference read above has submitted proposals for the issue of Guidelines for redueing the load of School Bags in Frimazy, Upper Primary and High Schools because heavy School Bags are a serious threat to the health and wellbeing of the students. ‘The load of a School Bag, as estimated in some of the districts, ‘weighs about 6 to T2 Kgs at Primary Tevel and 2 to 17 Kas at High School level This hata severe, adverse physi] alfect on the growing children which can cause damage to their vertebral column end knees it also causes anxiety in thern. Moreover, in the schools which are functioning in multistoried buildings, the children have to climb the steps. with heavy School Bags, which further aggravates the problem and health consequences, 2. This heavy load is caused by the fact that the children bring textbooks, guides, home work notebooks, rough work notebooks etc., to the classroom every day. Therefore, clear Guidelines of what to bring to the schools is required. A Survey on the School Beg load was taken up in some of the districts and based on the Survey, an exercise has been taken up to arrive at the propoer load of the School Bags and a Policy on home work and assignments. 1, GENERAL GUIDELINES TO REDUCE THE LOAD OF SCHOOL BAGS: > All the schools following the Stats Curriculum have to follow the textbooks prescribed by the State Academic Authoriy ie, SCERT, Government of Telangana. The mumber of textbooks in different classes should not exceed the mumber prescribed by the SCERT for the eorresponding class. Schools should focus on making the children understand concepts rather then just memorising the concepts. Freedom should be given to the children to read, comprehend and express for themselves. > Schools should avoid repeated éopying from tho tex: books / guide books during and alter the school hours. > Reading library books and participation in Games, Sports, Art & Culture and other creative, co-curricular activities for holistic development of the children must be encouraged. > Feedback on the assessment and the performance of the children is a must to improve the performance of the students and also the teachers. ‘The use of Guides and Guide type study material should be avoided and children should be made to think, imagine and construct their own answers, > ‘The subject-wise Guides or Gulde type study material/workbooks are not to be used as stipulated vide G.O.Ms.No.17, School Education (PE-Prog.ll) Department, dated.14.05.2014. Children are expected to write answers to the questions and other tasks given in the text books on thelr own to be corrected by the teachers. Strict adherence of the Academic Calendar in terms of the school timings, ‘examination schedule, nature of assessments, CCE etc. is required. » Games and Sports in the evenings must be encoureged rather tha ‘engaging the children again in tuitions and homework only. Recreation ‘and paysical activity is a must, for a growing child and it is the right of the children. (Pro)