UTF calls for strengthening government schools through increased enrolment

The United Teachers’ Federation (UTF) State Committee connected Sunday (January 25) called upon teachers, parents and the assemblage to enactment collectively to enroll each eligible children, particularly those facing difficulties successful accessing education, into authorities schools, with the purpose of strengthening and protecting the authorities acquisition system.

Later, speaking to reporters, federation State president N. Venkateshwarlu and wide caput K.S.S. Prasad said authorities schoolteachers were committed to providing acquisition that aligns with societal needs portion nurturing liable citizenship.

They said dissimilar successful the past, State schools contiguous were equipped with improved infrastructure and facilities, each provided by the government, creating ample opportunities for students to turn into susceptible and liable citizens. They urged teachers to guarantee maximum enrolment successful authorities schools from February 2026 for the forthcoming world twelvemonth and underlined that the endurance of authorities schools ensures the beingness of teachers, extortion of their rights and the spot of teacher associations.

The federation leaders announced plans to motorboat a statewide enrolment and consciousness run from February, successful coordination with teachers and nationalist organisations, aimed astatine protecting authorities schools and preserving colony schools. As portion of this initiative, determination meetings and enrolment drives volition beryllium conducted crossed the State connected February 1 and 8, they said.

The gathering was attended by UTF State vice-presidents K. Suresh Kumar and A.N. Kusuma Kumari, treasurer Reddy Mohan Rao, State secretaries B. Lakshmiraja, S.P. Manohar Kumar, S. Murali Mohan Rao, S.S. Naidu, N. Navakoteswara Rao, Uma Maheshwara Rao, B. Subhashini, G.V. Ramana, S. Kishore Kumar, S. Jyothi Basu, V. Srilakshmi, S. Jayachandra Reddy, T.V. Chakravarti, P. Jayakar, S. Jabir, S. Ravi, K. Srinivas Rao, N. Devendramma and State Publications Committee chairperson Y. Hanumanth Rao, among others.