According to a report released on Wednesday. The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Education. Has been directed by the Deputy Commissioner Lahore. To issue warning notices to all private schools that receive funds. Or charges other than a monthly fee. Education Pervez Akhtar, the CEO of DC Lahore. Gave the order for a warning notice to be sent to every private school in the city.
Parents are once again displeased with the annual increase in private school fees. They voiced their concerns when the academic year. Began with a shock after receiving large school bills. The system and the rules put in place to monitor privately owned. So-called elite schools, are the real issues, though.
CEO Education Lahore gave strict instructions to all private schools. To follow in his warning notices. The CEO issued a warning: parents cannot be made. To purchase books and uniforms from a specific retailer or school by a private school. The CEO went on to warn that private schools are only allowed to receive a monthly fee and no other payments.
What CEO Education Lahore Said About This Behavior of Private Schools?
He issued a warning that the offending school would face severe legal repercussions. In the event that a complaint was received. It should be noted that children were still required to purchase books. And uniforms from authorized retailers or their respective schools. In spite of the ban.
The committee made the decision to hold a hearing with the school administration. Before making a decision. The DEA officials have stated that the meeting is planned for September 8 and 9. All schools found to have broken the law will face consequences. According to the provincial government.
Still, the ordinance itself is the real issue. A precise definition of “reasonable” is not given by the ordinance. Is it appropriate to charge Rs30,000 or more for a child’s education in this situation? It should be remembered that the cost of a professional degree. At many of the nation’s private universities is roughly the same each semester.
