Maharashtra School Education Minister Dadaji Bhuse announced the ‘Chala Shalet Jauya’ campaign to improve school facilities and learning outcomes. Officials will visit schools across the state to review infrastructure, cleanliness and student progress.
The Maharashtra government will launch a special ‘Chala Shalet Jauya’ (Let’s Go to School) campaign across the state to bring qualitative changes in schools and ensure better educational facilities and a student-centric environment, School Education Minister Dadaji Bhuse said on Wednesday.
Officials Asked To Visit Schools
Speaking at a one-day ‘Shikshan Samvad’ workshop for senior education department officials at Bal Bhavan in Mumbai, Bhuse directed senior officials to personally visit schools and assess ground realities. He said the impact of planning and reviews held at the administrative level must be visible in schools and reflected in students’ progress.
Bhuse said cleanliness, safe drinking water, clean toilets, secure school buildings and a hygienic campus should receive top priority. He urged officials to encourage community participation in school maintenance and development, noting that several improvements could be undertaken locally without waiting for large funds.
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