HC for granting Plus Two to unaided schools

By Our Staff Reporter

KOCHI, DEC. 8. The Kerala High Court on Friday reiterated that the State Government should seriously consider in future the need for granting Plus Two courses to unaided schools having 100 per cent results and excellent track records in extra-curricular activities.

Mr. Justice G. Sivarajan made the observation while dismissing a writ filed by the K.E. English Medium School, Mannanam seeking a direction to the State Government to grant Plus Two courses to the schools.

Meanwhile, the judge directed the State Government to grant within three months Plus Two courses in three schools in Kottayam district for the academic year 2001-02. They are Ettithanam High School, Malakkunnam High School, Brahmamangalam, and St. Joseph Convent School, Kottayam.

The court also directed the State Government to consider the cases of as many as 12 schools in Kottayam district which had sought Plus Two courses in their schools.

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