In today's episode of The Urban News, we explore a concerning issue affecting the education sector in Delhi. Approximately 2.73 lakh students from Delhi government schools have not returned to class this academic year. What are the reasons behind this significant drop in attendance?
🔹 Key Points Covered:
1. Health Issues: The lingering effects of COVID-19 and other health problems have kept many students from returning to school.
2. Migration: Economic hardships have led numerous families to move back to their villages, impacting student numbers in urban schools.
3. Educational Quality: Concerns about the quality of education and infrastructure in government schools have also played a role.
Despite these challenges, there have been notable achievements within Delhi government schools, including a remarkable 96.9% pass percentage in Class 12.
Stay tuned as we delve deeper into this issue and discuss potential solutions to bring students back to the classroom.
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