The government has taken the idea of setting up a high school and a girls' school in every district town of the country. Planning of setting up secondary schools at the private level is being considered because the secondary education institutions are less than the district town. The information is available in the relevant sources.
Education Ministry sources said that on Tuesday (July 17th), the Education Minister of Education Ministry and Secretary of the Department of Secondary and Higher Education, coordinating the meeting on Tuesday (July 17th), will be coordinating the meeting of the Deputy Commissioners (DC) conference scheduled for 24 to 26 July. The meeting discussed the progress of the ministry of the Deputy Commissioners and further instructions regarding the following matters.
At the meeting of the DC conference last year, the Deputy Commissioner of Comilla had proposed to set up a high school and a girl school in the district town. It is learned that this proposal will be discussed at the DC conference this year. On the basis of this proposal, a new high school and a college can be set up gradually in all the districts of the country.
The reason is that the number of students is higher as compared to the educational institutions. There are many issues related to the admission of the students, in the meeting. Based on these assumptions, information will be taken from the DC's deputy commissioners in respect of whether to establish new high schools and girls' high schools in the districts of the country. Then the government will consider the matter.
Asked about this, Additional Secretary (Administration) of the Ministry of Education (Administration) Aruna Biswas said, "The matter has been discussed. The conference will be final in the DC conference. The Education Minister will decide on this matter. Because it is a matter of political decision. '
Asked about the meeting, Joint Secretary of Secondary and Higher Education (Ministry of Education) Salma Jahan said, "There is a discussion in the meeting to make a high school and a girls school in each district town. A Deputy Commissioner asked. His issue was discussed in the problem of all the districts of the whole country. The decision will be finalized at the Deputy Commissioners Conference. '
As per the education department's data of 2016, there are 16,109 non-government secondary schools and 335 students in government secondary schools. But in the meantime some more private schools have been given an accreditation. Apart from the prime minister's promise, the government is in the process of making more schools.
