More than 3,300 [Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) schools in Meghalaya want to be managed by the state government. This big change might happen soon. The state is also thinking about a new pay scale for teachers. These changes could make education better in Meghalaya. The news came out on 28 August 2025. It shows that Meghalaya is trying to improve its schools and help teachers.
Key Points
- Over 3,300 SSA schools in Meghalaya want state management
- New pay scale for teachers is being considered
- Changes aim to improve education quality in Meghalaya
- News announced on 28 August 2025
SSA Schools Ask for State Management
In Meghalaya, over 3,300 [Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) schools have asked to be managed by the state government. This is a big step. SSA schools are special schools that help all children go to school. Right now, these schools are not fully controlled by the state. But the schools think that if the state manages them, things will get better. They might get more money and support. This change could help many students in Meghalaya get a better education.
New Pay Scale for Teachers Proposed
Along with the management change, there's good news for teachers too. The state government is thinking about a new pay scale for teachers. This means teachers might get paid more. When teachers get paid well, they often teach better. They also stay in their jobs longer. This is important because good teachers help students learn more. The new pay scale is still being planned, but it shows that the government cares about teachers.
What This Means for Meghalaya's Education
These changes could make a big difference in Meghalaya's education system. If SSA schools are managed by the state, they might get better buildings, more books, and new computers. This can help students learn better. Also, if teachers are paid more, good teachers will want to work in Meghalaya. This means students will have better teachers. All these changes show that Meghalaya wants to make its schools really good. It's a big step towards better education for all children in the state.
Updated 28 Aug 2025, 11:12 IST; source: link