24 schools joined to Uplift Minority Schools

Updated on: Thursday, April 16, 2009

New Delhi: To ensure financial and administrative autonomy of minority schools, a association is formed by 24 schools called 'The Forum of Minority Schools' (TFMS)’and it was inaugurated by Valson Thampu, Principal, St Stephen's College, Delhi University (DU).

Speaking on the occasion Valson Thampu said, 'All stakeholders of minority education need to get together to make the journey effective. Attitude of the government and bureaucracy towards minority education has been apathetic so far.'

The forum is  a platform for facilitating exchange of human resources, expertise, faculties and infrastructure among minority institutions.

TFMS plan to bring  CBSE curriculum in the Muslim minority schools

 

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