Haryana to Launch CM Shri Schools on PM Shri Model
Haryana is set to introduce CM Shri Schools on the lines of the central government’s PM Shri Schools initiative. State Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda made the announcement during the Budget Session of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha. The new schools will follow the CBSE pattern and aim to enhance the quality of education across the state. The move also reinforces Haryana’s commitment to inclusive education under the Right to Education (RTE) Act.
Haryana Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda announced that the state government will soon start CM Shri Schools.
Key features of CM Shri Schools,
The initiative is expected to bring uniform academic standards and improved learning outcomes in Haryana.
The CM Shri Schools will adopt the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) framework to ensure consistency with national standards.
The CBSE pattern will provide,
By aligning with CBSE, Haryana aims to modernise government schools and raise overall educational benchmarks.
The Education Minister also highlighted that the state has reserved 25% seats at entry-level classes in private schools for,
This reservation is implemented under the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act (RTE Act).
During the last academic session,
The policy ensures that children from weaker backgrounds gain access to quality private education.
The PM Shri Schools (Pradhan Mantri Schools for Rising India) initiative aims to transform selected government schools into model institutions with,
By launching CM Shri Schools, Haryana is replicating this model at the state level to strengthen public education.
The introduction of CM Shri Schools is expected to,
The combined approach of quality reforms and inclusive admissions could significantly uplift Haryana’s school education ecosystem.
Q. CM Shri Schools in Haryana will follow which curriculum pattern?
A) ICSE
B) State Board
C) CBSE
D) IB
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