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School bars students over fees
Children who turned up to their school after summer vacation had to face a strange scenario with the school management barring from entering the campus. They were refrained from entering school and attend classes as they did not pay the first term fees.
School management is firm on the parents paying first term fees to allow their wards to attend classes
Amalapuram: Children who turned up to their school after summer vacation had to face a strange scenario with the school management barring from entering the campus. They were refrained from entering school and attend classes as they did not pay the first term fees.
The private school management made it clear that the students would be allowed only after clearing the due. Even, local sub-inspector Gajendrudu failed to convince the management regarding this issue. After long negotiations, the students were allowed only after parents gave in writing that they would pay fees within a week.
Meanwhile, people of the town criticised the attitude of the school management. Local officials were not responding since the school was affiliated to CBSE, it was alleged. Student organisations expressed anger over the incident. As many as 50 students had to face this embarrassing situation on the reopening day.
