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At school, students ‘pay’ for unpaid
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/at-school-students-pay-for-unpaid...
Maroosha Muzaffar(Indian Express)
Posted: Tuesday , Nov 10, 2009 at 0107 hrs
Shahzan Farooqi, a Class IX student of Summer Fields School, Kailash Colony, was not allowed to sit for his unit test on Monday, as his fees were not paid. His teacher “snatched” the answersheet and asked him to wait in the corridor.
Another Class VI student, Rishab Gupta, was also denied permission to take his exam. “Ma’am asked me to go to the reception and call my parents and took away my answersheet,” said Rishab. Students told Newsline that “they felt humiliated as the whole class came to know”. Parents said it was a “case of mental harassment.”
The school has, in fact, been threatening to strike off names of students from the school rolls if parents fail to “clear outstanding dues”.
“I’ve paid the fees according to the High Court order,” said a parent Abhay Jain. “The school has almost doubled the fees this year,” said a parent, Bunty Jain
“Earlier too parents had protested against the hike,” said president of the Parent Teacher Association, Vipin Arora. They filed a case in the High Court after the school hiked the fees in July. The next hearing in the case is on November 17. Parents said since the hearing was due, the school had no right to hike the fees and fix November 9 as the last date for clearing dues. Around 400 students have been issued notices by the school.
“When the matter is in court, the school should have waited for a decision,” said Sachin Chaddha, another parent.
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/students-ear-drum-damaged-after-t...
Ghaziabad:
Student’s ear drum damaged after teacher beat him: Family
Flouting the various norms prohibiting corporal punishment for students, a teacher with a Ghaziabad-based school beat up a 15-year-old student on school premises.
The student’s relatives allege that boy has become partially deaf, with no hearing ability in his right ear, as a result of the punishment meted out to him.
The student, Prateek Tiwari’s father claimed the boy’s right ear drum was damaged after an English teacher beat him for making noise during lunch break.
Prateek is a Class XI student at Swami Vivekanand Vidya Mandir School in Rajendra Nagar, Sahibabad.
“My son was blue when he returned home. He complained of severe pain in his right ear. The medical report shows zero hearing capacity as the ear drum is damaged,” Prateek’s father Vijendra Tiwari said.
According to Tiwari, Prateek was beaten as he and his friends were making “noise” and “disturbing” the teacher who was taking a class in the next room
Moderator-As yesrterday there were some problem in opening the link,today we could gather that these two episodes happen in two different schools
Maroosha Muzaffar(Indian Express)
Posted: Tuesday , Nov 10, 2009 at 0107 hrs
Shahzan Farooqi, a Class IX student of Summer Fields School, Kailash Colony, was not allowed to sit for his unit test on Monday, as his fees were not paid. His teacher “snatched” the answersheet and asked him to wait in the corridor.
Another Class VI student, Rishab Gupta, was also denied permission to take his exam. “Ma’am asked me to go to the reception and call my parents and took away my answersheet,” said Rishab. Students told Newsline that “they felt humiliated as the whole class came to know”. Parents said it was a “case of mental harassment.”
The school has, in fact, been threatening to strike off names of students from the school rolls if parents fail to “clear outstanding dues”.
“I’ve paid the fees according to the High Court order,” said a parent Abhay Jain. “The school has almost doubled the fees this year,” said a parent, Bunty Jain
“Earlier too parents had protested against the hike,” said president of the Parent Teacher Association, Vipin Arora. They filed a case in the High Court after the school hiked the fees in July. The next hearing in the case is on November 17. Parents said since the hearing was due, the school had no right to hike the fees and fix November 9 as the last date for clearing dues. Around 400 students have been issued notices by the school.
“When the matter is in court, the school should have waited for a decision,” said Sachin Chaddha, another parent.
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/students-ear-drum-damaged-after-t...
Ghaziabad:
Student’s ear drum damaged after teacher beat him: Family
Flouting the various norms prohibiting corporal punishment for students, a teacher with a Ghaziabad-based school beat up a 15-year-old student on school premises.
The student’s relatives allege that boy has become partially deaf, with no hearing ability in his right ear, as a result of the punishment meted out to him.
The student, Prateek Tiwari’s father claimed the boy’s right ear drum was damaged after an English teacher beat him for making noise during lunch break.
Prateek is a Class XI student at Swami Vivekanand Vidya Mandir School in Rajendra Nagar, Sahibabad.
“My son was blue when he returned home. He complained of severe pain in his right ear. The medical report shows zero hearing capacity as the ear drum is damaged,” Prateek’s father Vijendra Tiwari said.
According to Tiwari, Prateek was beaten as he and his friends were making “noise” and “disturbing” the teacher who was taking a class in the next room
Moderator-As yesrterday there were some problem in opening the link,today we could gather that these two episodes happen in two different schools
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Permalink Reply by kapil kapoor on
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Asha Garg said:How school can be so cruel
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maaro saalon ko
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Permalink Reply by ramakant parida on
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Kapil i agree with you the concerned teacher should be banned lifelong from teaching
kapil kapoor said:maaro saalon ko
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Actually teachers are forced by the school management to do such unethical practices.....they are totally lalaas of Old Delhi....thay don't have mind & soul....all commercial
Even govt. authorities don't take appropriate actions...
ram said:Kapil i agree with you the concerned teacher should be banned lifelong from teaching
kapil kapoor said:maaro saalon ko
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Strict action should be taken against the teacher concerned and the school. Such incidents makes us wonder whether our wards will be safe in the first formal institution of their lifes.
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If you think , school is temple of learning , then you are living in a fools paradise. Wake up , This is purely business , But when you treat them like a business organisation by entering into legal battle then they will say , you are eroding the dignity of the school.
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after paying so much.. we cant say our kids are secure in these schools.............
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suspend that idiot teacher and take away her B.ed degree and slapp her so hard that her both ear drum get damaged..
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How can they do this?Teachers should be suspended there then for such ill mannered behaviour.
infront of whole school they should be slapped by the child with whom they did so.
Disgusting attitude and behaviour by the school authorities.
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terrific act done by the teacher.not acceptable. we send our children to learn something in the school, but not tobear the humilitarian attidude of the schooland its cincerned teachers. the best thing that teacher would have done was to not to declare his result.autommatically the parents would have come to the school to collect the result of their child.
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