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The report was based on one individual’s impressions and thus not substantiated by statistics. But the report did not actually claim to prove such an incidence. It said the report of one individual could not be generalized to show the whole story.
Since the time of the report, Kerala has been witnessing several strikes and go-slow by the agitating teachers, which have been deemed as disruptive and without any regard for the school calendar.
The report published by School Development and Monitoring Board (SDMB) had said that since March 7, the school calendar had been severely disrupted in the state.
The state went on a full-day strike on April 11, which lasted for three days. On April 14 and 15, another full-day strike was observed across the state.
On April 18, another series of strikes was observed across the state. The All India Confederation of Central Universities (AICCU) had condemned the strike, which it said, was caused by the misbehavior of teachers.
The report of SDMB also pointed out that 90 per cent of the schools have suffered a great deal during the strike, with some schools functioning only for less than 30 minutes in a day.
One school closed for 15 days due to the protests. Besides the strike, another 50 schools across the state faced problems with teachers. A portion of the teachers also participated in the stir to protest against the CPM-led state government.
The report of SDMB also claimed that the conduct of these agitating teachers had been “unbecoming of teachers in public education”.
“The disruption of the school calendar has been a major cause for concern and it is hoped that the school would be able to recover from the disruption soon,” the report said.
The report said that both the union and the state government were held responsible for the disruption.
The SDMB is the apex body that decides the school calendar in Kerala.
The state education department had also attributed the problems faced by the schools to the agitations of the teachers. It had also released a statement on the disruptions.
“Kerala school calendar is fixed for a period of 10 months. There is a notification published in the official gazette on the school calendar. Students would be out of schools only on the days of public holidays and all be359ba680
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