PANAJI
Taking serious note of several schools failing to provide teachers’ information, the Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (GBSHSE) has warned schools of downgrading their ratings if the details are not furnished by January 13.
In a circular issued to Heads of all Secondary and Higher Secondary schools, Board Secretary Vidhyadatta Naik said that failure to disclose teachers’ information may also attract punishment under relevant provisions of the Goa Prevention of Malpractices at University, Board and Other Specified Examination Act 1991.
“It has been observed that some of the institutions have not updated teachers’ information on the School Login Portal as required. Also, many institutions have not updated details regarding the subjects taught for Std X and Std XII, as applicable. This information needs to be updated on priority basis,” Naik said.
Schools are directed to update the information by January 13, without fail.
“Failure to adhere to this circular will result in the downgrading of the ratings allotted to schools, which in turn may affect the recognition period,” the Board warned.
The Board said that the information will help in smooth execution of assessment of work for the upcoming SSC and HSSC examination.
