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Himachal Pradesh to introduce three-time attendance system across 150 CBSE government schools, says CM Sukhu
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Himachal Pradesh's Chief Minister announced a new three-time attendance system for 150 government schools under the CBSE board, requiring attendance checks at morning arrival, lunch, and checkout. The initiative also includes mandatory dress codes for teachers and students, with financial assistance provided to educators. The state government has allocated additional funds to support these changes.
WHY IT MATTERS
This policy aims to improve school discipline and accountability in government-run CBSE schools, addressing concerns about attendance and professional standards among teachers.
Himachal Pradesh will introduce a three-time attendance system in 150 CBSE government schools, with attendance recorded during morning arrival, lunch break and checkout. Separate dress codes will be prescribed for teachers and students, with the teachers’ dress code becoming mandatory from October 1, 2026. Teachers will receive Rs 5,000 as one-time financial assistance for prescribed dress. Around 1,200 teachers have been appointed, while the state will provide an additional Rs 80 crore for scho...
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