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 | Schools and colleges to remain shut in Himachal Pradesh until April 21The Cabinet meeting, presided over by Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur, decided that teaching and non-teaching staff, except those required for exam duties, will stay at home till April 21 | |
 | Survey finds that 78 per cent students are happy about schools reopening, 39 per cent unaware of COVID guidelinesThe survey also included responses from 75 teachers in 12 states which found that 69 per cent of teachers were highly satisfied with the teaching and learning process in the blended learning format | |
 | Schools in Kashmir open after one year for students who have written permission from their parentsMost private schools had sought no objection certificates from parents, absolving the school management of any blame in case of any health issue arising due to conduct of physical classes | |
 | Primary schools in Uttar Pradesh welcome back students with balloons and flowersThere are currently 2,103 active COVID-19 cases in Uttar Pradesh, as per data from the Union Health Ministry. As many as 5,92,699 recoveries and 8,725 deaths have been reported from the state so far | |
 | Private schools in Gurugram reluctant to resume primary classes with COVID-19 cases increasing across the countrySchools will have to follow all COVID-19 related guidelines and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) before starting operations, said a senior education department official | |
| Schools in West Bengal reopen after 11 months for classes 9-12, physical classes on rotational basisThe school authorities said they are on alert to strictly adhere to the COVID-19 guidelines in the wake of reports of a surge in cases in Kerala after the reopening of educational institutions. | |
 | Schools in Nagaland reopen for students of Class 6 to 12, alternate day routines plannedThe principal director of school education said that the present arrangement would continue for about a month and only after being confident that the schools are ensuring all SOPs | |
 | Schools reopen for classes 1 to 8 in summer zone areas of Jammu following strict COVID protocolsWhile the senior classes in the summer zone areas of Jammu division started functioning from February 1, the junior classes resumed functioning from February 8 in accordance with the government order | |
 | Manish Sisodia interacts with students after schools reopen for class 9 and 11Some students also told the minister that attending offline classes are better than online as they can easily understand topics and discuss their doubts with the teachers | |
 | Schools reopen for classes 9 and 11 in Gujarat, COVID protocols to be followedGujarat Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama had on Wednesday announced the reopening of schools in the state for classes 9 and 11 from today | |
 | Schools for Class 9, 11 and colleges, diploma institutions in Delhi to reopen from February 5: Manish SisodiaAll schools for classes 9 and 11 students including degree and diploma institutions in the national capital will reopen from February 5, according to Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia | |
 | Telangana to reopen secondary schools from February 1, SSC exams to be held from May 17According to a memo issued by the Telangana School Education Department on Saturday, the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examinations in Telangana will be held from May 17 to 26 | |
 | TN Teachers on 'watchman shift' through the day to ensure students stay apart, follow COVID protocols on return to schools
If one teacher finishes class, they are only allowed to leave after the next subject teacher arrives. At no point are the students left alone | |
| Low turnout as schools reopen in Rajasthan for Classes 9 to 12 on January 18The state government has allowed schools to reopen with each room having 50 per cent seating capacity and students attending classes with the consent of their parents | |
 | Academic year for government schools, colleges in Hyderabad likely to be extendedTeachers from government junior colleges and high schools in the State say that online classes have not been very effective in completing the syllabus |
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