Bihar - Jamia Millia Islamia _Final format_.pdf

The number of children who have dropped out of theschool during the previous six months. Whether they arecontinuing their studies in any private schools?167To be ascertained from teachers/VEC schoolsrecords.There were 11048 children enrolled in classes I –V out of which 413 (3.7%) have dropped out.Similarly at upper primary stage 7452 children enrolled in classes VI – VIII out of which 133(1.8%) have dropped out. Class wise dropout in sampled schools is given below:-(xiv)Classes No. of enrolled children Drop out % of drop outin 2007 – 08I 2579 120 5.0II 2367 106 4.5III 2008 49 2.4IV 1932 43 2.2V 2162 86 4.0Total I – V 11048 413 3.7VI 2613 66 2.5VII 2343 41 1.7VIII 2496 26 1.0Total VI – VIII 7452 133 1.8The number of children who have been retained in thesame class from the previous academic year and theirpercentage grade wise?Information to be obtained on the basis of schoolrecords and discussion with teachers.Retention in the same class at primary stage is very high. It is 9.8% for classes I to V and 0.8%for classes VI to VIII. Cass wise details are given below:-(xv)Classes No. of enrolled children No. of Retained % of drop outin 2007 – 08CildrenI 2579 673 26.1II 2367 192 8.1III 2008 125 6.2IV 1932 50 2.6V 2162 40 1.9Total I – V 11048 1080 9.8VI 2613 33 1.3VII 2343 16 0.7VIII 2496 10 0.4Total VI – VIII 7452 59 0.8(q) Any other issues relevant to SSA implementationDSE is also functioning as DPO and many a time project work is hampered due busy schedule ofDSE. Most of BRCCs of Rohtas demanded to arrange permanent vehicle at BRC. Rentedvehicles often causes disruption in monitoring schools, CRC and other training programme.MI may give a maximum 2 page note, on any other issues, relevant to SSA implementation, not covered above.Schools have sufficient number of teaching positions on school record but two or three have beendeputed to others works other than teaching both at district and block level. As a result of suchdeputation the concerned school has shortage of teachers. Many head masters have reported thisproblem as acute one because the students are suffering due to insufficient number of teachers inschool.