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 | Karnataka to reopen schools for classes VI to VIII on February 22The decision was announced by the Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Suresh Kumar S, after a meeting with the Technical Advisory Committee on Tuesday | |
 | Will the Karnataka Government reopen schools for Class 1 to 8 students after February 16?Besides speaking about reopening of schools for Class 1 to 8, he also announced the final time-table for PUC 2 students. This has been designed keeping dates of competitive exams like NEET, JEE etc | |
 | The Suttha Muttha Project in Bengaluru is introducing children to the local biodiversity. Here's howRoshni Ravi and Jane Sahi speaks about The Suttha Muttha Project which is introducing school children studying in peri-urban areas to their beautiful surroundings and preserve them for the future | |
 | How Makkala Jagriti kept their holistic development lessons ticking over for Karnataka's Govt School kids during the lockdownThousands of students studying in government schools across Karnataka are getting access to super-fun personality development lessons courtesy these programmes by Makkala Jagriti | |
 | Bengaluru schools to resume classes in full swing for 9 to 12 from February 1Meanwhile, Vidyagama for Classes for 6-8 will continue, and the TAC will meet again in the second week of February to decide on the reopening of the other classes | |
 | Karnataka announces tentative time-table for SSLC exams, regular classes for class 9, 10, PUC 1 and 2 students from February 1After February 15, Suresh Kumar will hold a meeting with Technical Advisory Committee again and decide on starting Vidyagama classes for the remaining 1 to 5 students
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 | Karnataka's Education Department to promote students from Class 1 to 9 based on the marks scored in school testsFor SSLC students, the department stated that the schools can consider highest marks scored in two FAs if the exams at school level are already conducted and four project works to be considered | |
 | Fifteen days on, Karnataka's Vidyagama classes log over 45% attendance in smaller districts, pittance in BengaluruCities including Bengaluru South, Yadgiri, Bidar and Vijayapura have recorded the lowest percentage of attendance among 34 other districts in Karnataka | |
 | After the Karnataka reopens its schools, 166 teachers test positive for COVID-19These COVID cases among teachers across Karnataka are rising, five days after the state reopened its schools, But the state government is responding only by closing down these days for a few days | |
 | Second-year PUC exams in Karnataka to be held in May, SSLC exams in JuneThe Education Department has finalised the syllabus for the classes for teaching and learning purposes in view of the exams and its details have been sent to all schools and colleges | |
 | After schools resume normal classes, six more teachers test positive for COVID-19 in KarnatakaSixteen teachers in private as well as government schools have been tested positive for COVID-19 but the state government doesn't seem to have plans to shut the schools | |
 | Ten teachers test COVID-positive after Karnataka schools resume classes from JanuaryIn what can be called a sign of warning to the government for reopening schools, ten teachers in Gadag and Naragunda have been tested positive for COVID-19. Other staff has been quarantined | |
 | Karnataka Education minister checks preparedness of schools ahead of reopening from Jan 1The Minister also advised the staff to sensitise the students about the significance of passing the SSLC and secondary PU classes with high marks | |
 | Karnataka Education minister checks preparedness of schools ahead of regular classes from January 1Seven people who returned from the UK have tested positive for the mutated strain of the virus in the state | |
 | RT-PCR test mandatory for teachers, staff before schools reopen in MysuruThe Mysuru district has 41,000 SSLC students and 35,000 PU students who will be attending the classes |
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