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School looks akin to cattle shed
The primary school at Venkatraopet village in Pinapaka mandal looks more like some cattle shed than a school. The teachers come to the school only to sign in the attendance register and leave immediately.
Kothagudem: The primary school at Venkatraopet village in Pinapaka mandal looks more like some cattle shed than a school. The teachers come to the school only to sign in the attendance register and leave immediately.
The distraught students are compelled to go home, since there would be no one to teach them. A small rain is enough to make school premises slushes. Topping it, garbage is strewn all over.
As per the register, there are 56 students in the school headed by a headmaster and one Vidya volunteer. Moreover, the pits dug for constructing toilets have turned dangerous for the safety of the students.
On Friday, the headmaster came to the school and left immediately after signing in the register and the vidya volunteer bunked the duty.
The students, who did not know what to do, remained at the schools and playing in the puddles. On learning the plight of the students, their parents came to school. They expressed anger against the headmaster and took their wards home.
