INTEGRATED SCHEME UNDER CENTRAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT:

SAMAGRA SHIKSHA:

The Integrated Scheme on School Education envisages the ‘school’ as a continuum from pre-school, primary, upper primary, secondary to Senior Secondary levels. The vision of the Scheme is to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education from pre-school to senior secondary stage in accordance with the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) for Education.

• The Sustainable Development Goals for School Education are:
• The Goal SDG-4.1 states that “By 2030, ensure that all boys and girls complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes”.
• Further the SDG 5 states that “By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of Education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations”.

The major objectives of the Scheme are provision of quality education and enhancing learning outcomes of students; Bridging Social and Gender Gaps in School Education; Ensuring equity and inclusion at all levels of school education; Ensuring minimum standards in schooling provisions; Promoting Vocationalsation of Education; Support States in implementation of Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009; and Strengthening and up-gradation of SCERTs/State Institutes of Education and DIET as a nodal agencies for teacher training. The main outcomes of the Scheme are envisaged as Universal Access, Equity and Quality, promoting Vocationalisation of Education and strengthening of Teacher Education Institutions (TEIs)

Samagra Shiksha is an integrated scheme under Central and State Government. It provides Facilities to the students and School infrastructure by merging the three centrally sponsored schemes Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan (SSA), Rashtriya Madyamika Shiksha Abhiyaan (RMSA) and Teacher Education (TE) as many interventions under Samagra Shiksha.

Entitlements under Right to Education ACT:

The Samagra Shiksha entitles the children with facility of uniform and Text Books to achieve the goal of Equity. Equity mean not only equal opportunity, but also creation of conditions in which the disadvantaged sections of the society – children of SC, ST, Muslim minority, landless agricultural workers and children with special needs, etc. – can avail of the opportunity. The Government has made equity and access as right of the children getting these entitlements.

Mid Day Meal Scheme:

Mid-day meal is provided through this scheme to students studying from class 1 to class 10 in all government schools of the district. For this financial year 2023-24 MDM budget funds amounting to Rs.5,14,17,600/- have been allocated to this district and these funds have been released by respective MEOs for payment to MDM agencies and kitchen workers.

DISE 2023-24:

 As part of the comprehensive sanction, every academic year from primary level to senior secondary level of education for procurement of teachers and infrastructure for students of schools and colleges run by different managements. Collection of U Dice started by 2023-24 which includes promotion process of students, changes in student enrollment school directory and addition of new schools. Regarding this year, the collection of the school’s infrastructure and the details of the teachers are in the final stages. The facts of the collected information are monitored.

As part of ICT this academic year, 6 computers will be distributed to each mandal resource center, L1-10, L2-5 computers in L1, L2 categories in 51 high schools, UPS, printer, tables, network environment.From this year Permanent Education Number (PEN) is being printed for every student on their TC/Bonafide Record Sheet, SSC Memos. For this every student needs to be registered in UDISE. Apart from this, the nominal role of SSC this year is also played by UDISE

AWP & B – 2024-25 & 2025 – 26:

 For the upcoming academic year 2024-25, budget proposals should be made for the maintenance of comprehensive punishment scheme. In this, as part of the comprehensive punishment scheme, budget proposals will be made for school development, school supervision, educational development, gender equality, girls’ education, vocational education, disabled education, encouragement, community management, and scheme management. Similarly, the perspective budget proposals for the year 2025-26 will not be sent.

KGBV:

SC, ST, Minority, BPL among 12 KGVBs in the district. Girls (3501) are studying. These 12 KGVBs are provided for classes 6 to 10. MPC, BI.P.C groups have been started in Gadwala, Vaddepalli, Gattu, Alampur inter in Jogulamba Gadwala, C.E.C, MPHW groups have been started in Manopadu KGBV inter. Urban

Residential School (Telugu Medium) for Urban Street Children in Jogulamba Gadwal District, near Erravalli Chowrastha with 129 students.

Distribution of carpets and blankets to all students in 12 KGVB schools. Similarly, stipend of Rs.100 per month for all girls from June to February is Rs. 19,44,800/- has been deposited in the student’s bank account. On the initiative of Collector Madam, we introduced Vedic Maths program (4 months) for class VI to X students through Sarojini Smart Learning,

Hyderabad, which resulted in removing the fear of maths and making maths simple and logical among all girls.2023-24 academic year The examination was conducted for PGCRT / CRT / PET posts at state level. Recruitment for 5 CRT and 21 PGCRT posts in Jogulamba Gadwal district as per merit based roster.For the year 2024-25, proposals have been sent for the establishment of intermediate in Maldakal and Undavelly KGBV schools in the district.

Distribution of uniform clothing:

 For the year 2023-24, children in all government schools of Jogulamba Gadwal district will be given two pairs of uniforms every year under parity. This year two pairs of uniforms (100%) were distributed to 65176 students.

Mission Bhagiratha Fresh Water Facility in Schools:

 Mission Bhagiratha scheme in Jogulamba Gadwala district 458 schools were given Mission Bhagiratha fresh water connection.

Release of Transport Charges:

 In the year 2022-23 in Jogulamba Gadwal district, proposals have been sent for transport allowance to 1097 students in total for 267 students in primary level, 568 in higher primary level and 262 students in higher level to go to schools in residential areas without

schools. For this, a total of 1047 students have been sanctioned from the state office for 835 students in primary and higher level and 212 students in higher level. Details of beneficiary students and monthly attendance were recorded online by school principals.

For the academic year 2023-24, transport allowance proposals have been sent to 1152 students totaling 689 at the elementary level and 463 at the secondary level. However, these funds, which have been granted to 1049 people, are yet to be released. 181 at the elementary level & 105 at the higher level for the academic year 2024-25 total 285 students each.

FLN (Foundational Literacy & Numeracy) in primary school:

 An ongoing program of FLN programs at the primary school level named Toli Mettu was also launched this academic year. Teachers are provided with Karadeepikas, 3 per student (Telugu, Maths, English). Training program for their use has been organized at district and mandal level. Thus a total of 9760 teaching

manuals, 1,20,168 work sheet books were provided to the district from SCERT, Hyderabad. “Unnati” program was initiated under the auspices of SCERT to fill the learning gap

among students of class 6th to 9th. In this the learning outcomes for the students are informed by the strategies to achieve the learning abilities through the training programs. And 1260 Karadeepikas were also given to teachers and teachers.A program called “Lakshya” was organized to achieve success in class 10th students through special activities and conducting and monitoring of mock tests.

Vocational education is being provided to students of classes 9 and 10 under comprehensive discipline in 9 high schools of the district. Vocational education is being taught by two vocational trainers in each school.

Survey of out-of-school children (2023):

 In this academic year, 1108 out-of-school children between the ages of 6-14 were identified through the Out-of-School Survey (2023). CRPs and SMC committee teachers are making appropriate plans to enroll them in school. 730 people were admitted in different schools. This year the survey of out-of-school children will start from 11th December 2023 and will continue till 10th January 2024.

Mana Uru Mana Badi/Mana Basti Mana Badi:

Mana Uru Mana Badi/Mana Basti Mana Badi program is proposed to be implemented in phases which is renovation of school rooms, construction of new rooms in place of dilapidated classrooms, arrangement of furniture, toilets, distal class rooms. 161 schools out of 461 schools were selected as part of the first phase.

Out of 161 schools selected in the first phase, 118 schools have an estimated cost of less than 30 lakhs and 43 schools have an estimated cost of more than 30 lakhs. Work has started in 161 schools out of 161 schools. Funds of Rs.183.76/- lakh have been sanctioned for these schools. So far 16 schools have started and 33 schools are ready to start. In the rest of the school, the work is in progress.

Interactive Flat Panel (IFP):

As part of Mana Uru Mana Badi Mana Basti Mana Badi programme, schools were supplied with Interactive Flat Panel (IFP). In phase-I 52 schools received 156 IFPs, in phase-

II & III, 74 schools are going to receive 179 interactive flat panels.IFP displays are collaboration solutions designed for interactive whiteboarding, videoconferencing, screen sharing and more. Useful for teachers to create interactive lessons, quizzes and activities that capture students’ attention and encourage participation.

PM – SHRI (Prime Minister Schools for Rising India):

 As part of this, the Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi has launched the PM Shri scheme to develop all kinds of government schools in the country. As part of this

scheme Phase-I, 12 schools have been selected out of 114 schools in our district. In order to develop these schools with all kinds of infrastructure in the next five years, school-wise

budget plans have been made. The total budget of this plan is 2,62,383 (in lakhs). In the district, 12 schools have been selected in the Phase-I, PMSHRI scheme in the academic year 2022-23. Under Phase-II this year 114 benchmark schools have registered their school physical resources by 26.08.2023. 67 schools have been sent proposals for state level approval.

Professor Jayashankar Badibata:

 As part of the Badibata program, as per the state directives, 376 students from Anganwadi, 105 students from private schools and 169 students directly joined government schools in this academic year in the first class.So far this academic year, 2261 students have joined government schools from private schools and this is because of the infrastructure set up in the school such as digital classrooms, interactive flat panels, benches, drinking water toilets.

DSE-Facial Recognition System (FRS) – Presence:

 Facial recognition based attendance is being implemented to capture daily attendance of school children through FRS’s mobile app in all government schools (State Govt., Local body, TSREIs, KGBVs, URS schools) under the School Education Department.Attendance of students captured under FRS is considered for provision of Chief Minister Breakfast Scheme, Mid Day Meal Scheme, Nationalized Text Books, Uniforms etc.Everything was arranged in the school and the schools were designed to suit the corporate.

MID DAY MEAL – JOGULAMBA GADWAL

Governments to implement the Mid-Day Meal Scheme by providing every child in every Government and Government assisted Primary School / Upper Primary School / High schools with a prepared mid-day meal.

Mid-Day Meal Scheme aims to:

• avoid classroom hunger
• increase school enrolment
• increase school attendance
• improve socialization among castes
• address malnutrition and
• empower women through employment

Implementation of Mid-Day Meal Scheme:

As per Govt. of India directions cooked meal is provided with minimum served Quantity of Nutrition and protein on each working days of school to children for classes I to X .

Present cooking cost rates :

1. For Primary @ Rs. 5.45 ( excluding egg cost )
2. For Upper Primary Schools @ Rs.8.17 ( excluding egg cost )
3. For classes IX & X @ 10.67/- (Rs. 8.17/- on par with Cooking cost + Rs.2.50/- (Cost of egg per day) .

MDM – MENU REVISED FROM 12.06.2023 :

Payment status of Mandal wise and bills pending at treasury

MDM Budget has been released to the Mandal Educational Officers for MDM Implementing for the month JANUARY,2024 during the year 2023 – 24

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