After the central government dedicated a special ₹100 coin to former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday inaugurated 13 new schools after the Bharat Ratna Awardee under Maharashtra International Education Board (MIEB). CM Fadnavis claimed that this will help the students studying in 13 Zila Parishad schools to get international level education.
Through this medium, we want to give the students studying in Maharashtra’s rural areas an international board. We want the students to experience a different form of education under the state board scheme,” claimed CM Fadnavis.
In these schools, the students will have an international curriculum which will focus on the students indulging in interactive learning, life skills, experimental education, and regional languages.
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The curriculum will be decided by education experts who are working with the state education department. The experts will cater to the vision, knowledge, application, and aptitude of the same. Moreover, these schools will establish space for Anganwadi to 3rd standard.
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