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Problems hamper education in college, schools
MEHERPUR, Feb 2: The Amla Government College in, Mlrpur thana with 1500 students is plagued with multifarious problems, reports UNB.
Shortage of teachers, inadequate library facilities and acute accommodation problems are hampering education of the students.
Many posts of teachers arc-lying vacant for a log time. In the absence of boy's commonroom the students are facing problems. The number of books in the library is insufficient to fulfil the requirements of the students.
There is no daily newspapers cither for students or for the teachers.
in the absence of government residential accommodation the principal and teachers of the college have been facing much inconveniences.
A report from Borguna says: Almost all the high schools in the district are facing multifarious problems hampering education adversely.
There are 75 high schools in five thanas of the district of them only two in two thanas arc run by the government.
Almost all the non-govern-ment schools are facing various problems including accommodation crisis, scarcity of furniture. dilapidated condition .pf school buildings, paucity qf drinking water, educational appliances and shortage of fund.
Most of these schools established under local initiative have not received government recognition despite fulfilment
of requisite requirements. Many such schools running without government financial help are facing closure.
Many school houses damaged by cyclones and other natural calamities remained unrepaired much to the inconvenience of students who are compelled to attend their classes under the sky.
Most of these schools are facing problems due to scarcity of pure water. As a result, the students are to take impure water from nearby ponds and canals.
Local leaders and guardians have urged the government to take immediate steps to remove the problems of these schools to ensure better education.
Another report from Patuakhali adds: Primary education of the district Is being hampered due to shortage of teachers and lack of other essential appliances for quite a log time.
A total of 215 posts of teachers have been lying vacant for a long time in different schools of the district. Of the vacant posts, 117 are Headmasters and 98 assistant teachers in 10 thanas, sources said.
Among them, nine posts of Headmasters and two assistant teachers are lying vacant in Sadar thana, 14 posts of Headmasters and 32 assistant teachers in Bakerganj thana, 10 posts of Headmasters and five assistant teachers in Banaripara thana, seven posts of Headmasters, and two assistant teachers In Muladi thana, 10 posts of Headmasters and one assistant teachers in Agailjhara thana, nine posts of Headmasters and seven assistant teachers in Gournadi thana, eight posts of Headmasters and 12 assistant teachers in Wazipur thana, 11 posts of Headmasters and 16 assistant teachers in Hizla thana, seven posts of Headmasters and 10 assistant teachers in Mehen’ digonj thana and seven posts of Headmasters and 11 assistant teachers In Babugnj thana.
Local leaders have urged the authorities to fill up the vacant posts without further delay lo make the universal primary education programme in the district a success.