Telangana High Court Stays Order On Reopening Residential & Welfare Schools On September 1 – Education News

The Telangana High Court (Telangana HC) has stayed the state government’s decision to reopen schools for physical classes from September 1. The High Court has declared that resuming physical classes in the educational institutions of the state is not mandatory.

A two-judge bench of the Telangana HC comprising Acting Chief Justice M S Ramchandra Rao and Justice T Vinod Kumar was hearing the case and gave a series of directions on the order issued by the state government on reopening of all schools from September 1.

The High Court, however today, has said that parents cannot be pressurised to give written consent to send their kids to schools to continue classes in physical mode, adding that schools will decide whether they want to resume physical classes or opt for online classes.

Also, the High Court said, no action can be taken against parents or schools for not attending or conducting offline classes.

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