Pry education hampered
Post of 238 teachers including 69 Headmasters lying vacant in Morrelganj
Bagerhat Correspondent :
Posts of 238 teachers including 69 headmasters have been lying vacant in the Govt. and newly nationalized primary schools in Morrelganj Upazila in Bagerhat district for months together.
At the same time posts of some 169 Assistant teachers are also lying vacant in 134 primary schools out total 303 primary schools in the Upazila for a long period of time. For want of Headmasters all the official works of a school are being done by an assistant teacher who is in charge of the Headmaster. So, all those 69 assistant teachers cannot discharge their teaching duties full time. As a result, the students are suffering a lot. On the other hand, teaching standard of those schools has been falling gradually.
It is learnt from the Upazila Primary Education Office source that there are as many as 303 Govt. Primary Schools including both Govt. and newly nationalized Primary Schools in Morrelganj Upazila. There is no Headmaster in as many as 69 schools. On the other hand, posts of some 169 assistant teachers have been lying vacant in 134 schools.
Out of the total primary schools some 138 are Govt. Primary Schools in the Upazila and there are no headmasters in 35 schools and posts of some 67assistant teachers are vacant in 48 schools. On the other hand out of total 303 primary schools 165 are newly nationalized ones and there is no Headmaster in 34 schools (newly nationalized) and posts of some 102 assistant teachers are vacant in 86 newly nationalized primary schools. In all posts of some 69 Headmasters and posts of some 238 assistant teachers have been lying vacant for months together. As a result the teaching standard in those schools is gradually deteriorating. It is found that due to the shortage of requisite number of teachers there are only 2 teachers are in many schools and in those schools 2 teachers are managing both teaching and office duties. It is quite an impossible task on the part of only 2 teachers to manage all the 5 classes and the official duties and ultimately the students are deprived of proper education.
Many guardians of the students told the newsmen that in spite of their good intension only 2 teachers cannot manage all the 5 classes of more than one hundred students. So, the guardians urged the Government to fill up the vacant posts of both Headmasters and assistant teachers immediately for the greater interests of the students, the future generations of the country..
Posts of 238 teachers including 69 headmasters have been lying vacant in the Govt. and newly nationalized primary schools in Morrelganj Upazila in Bagerhat district for months together.
At the same time posts of some 169 Assistant teachers are also lying vacant in 134 primary schools out total 303 primary schools in the Upazila for a long period of time. For want of Headmasters all the official works of a school are being done by an assistant teacher who is in charge of the Headmaster. So, all those 69 assistant teachers cannot discharge their teaching duties full time. As a result, the students are suffering a lot. On the other hand, teaching standard of those schools has been falling gradually.
It is learnt from the Upazila Primary Education Office source that there are as many as 303 Govt. Primary Schools including both Govt. and newly nationalized Primary Schools in Morrelganj Upazila. There is no Headmaster in as many as 69 schools. On the other hand, posts of some 169 assistant teachers have been lying vacant in 134 schools.
Out of the total primary schools some 138 are Govt. Primary Schools in the Upazila and there are no headmasters in 35 schools and posts of some 67assistant teachers are vacant in 48 schools. On the other hand out of total 303 primary schools 165 are newly nationalized ones and there is no Headmaster in 34 schools (newly nationalized) and posts of some 102 assistant teachers are vacant in 86 newly nationalized primary schools. In all posts of some 69 Headmasters and posts of some 238 assistant teachers have been lying vacant for months together. As a result the teaching standard in those schools is gradually deteriorating. It is found that due to the shortage of requisite number of teachers there are only 2 teachers are in many schools and in those schools 2 teachers are managing both teaching and office duties. It is quite an impossible task on the part of only 2 teachers to manage all the 5 classes and the official duties and ultimately the students are deprived of proper education.
Many guardians of the students told the newsmen that in spite of their good intension only 2 teachers cannot manage all the 5 classes of more than one hundred students. So, the guardians urged the Government to fill up the vacant posts of both Headmasters and assistant teachers immediately for the greater interests of the students, the future generations of the country..
