New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday announced that the capital will have its own school education board in the line of other state education boards.
The decision in this regard was taken in a Delhi Cabinet meeting at the Delhi Secretariat. After chairing the meeting, Kejriwal said:
"Delhi Cabinet has given approval for constitution of the Delhi Board of School Education."
The Chief Minister further stated that Delhi has around 1,000 government schools and 1,700 private schools and all the government-run schools are affiliated with the CBSE.
Kejriwal said:
"In the academic session 2021-22, the Delhi government will include 25-25 schools in the proposed upcoming board. This CBSE affiliation will be scrapped and they will be affiliated to Delhi Board of School Education (DBSE)."
He further said that the selection of schools will be done after discussion with the principals, teachers and parents.
"We hope that all schools will voluntarily get affiliated to this board within in next few years," Kejriwal added.
The new Board will have a governing body headed by the Education minister of the Delhi government and an executive body headed by a chief executive officer, Kejriwal said.
The DBSE will be aimed at imparting such education that prepares "fiercely patriotic" and self-dependent students who serve the society and the country in a selfless manner, he said.
"The Board will bring in best international practices and high-end techniques in school education. It will impart education as per the aptitude of the students", he added.
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