Analysis of Infrastructure Facilities,Academic Facilities,Community Participation,and Co-Curricular Activities in Primary Schools in Three Districts of Telangana State
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Analysis of Infrastructure Facilities,Academic Facilities,Community Participation,and Co-Curricular Activities in Primary Schools in Three Districts of Telangana State
The main goals of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) are to achieve primary education for all school children aged 6–14; reduce gender, regional and social spaces, and complete 100% retention of school children. Although, some obstacles and lacunas are pointed out here and there. Therefore, this paper attempted to analyze infrastructure facilities, academic facilities, community participation, and co-curricular activities from the stakeholders in the primary schools of Mahaboobnagar, Nalgonda, and Ranga Reddy under the Jurisdiction of Telangana state. The survey found that 70% of Heads of Institutions agree with SSA plans.
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