Private-Public Collaboration for Student Coaching: Collector Pamela Satpathy

Karimnagar, December 2:

District Collector Pamela Satpathy announced plans to provide coaching for various competitive exams to students through a collaborative effort between private and government schools. Speaking at a meeting with private school managements held at the Collectorate Conference Hall on Monday, she highlighted the importance of this initiative for students’ holistic development.

The Collector emphasized the need for private school managements to support students from government schools in excelling across diverse fields. She appreciated the willingness of several private institutions to partner with the government and sign agreements to provide free coaching. Institutions like Paramita have already commenced Ted Ed coaching for government school students, while Alphores, St. George’s, Vivekananda, Sadhana, and Nandini schools have committed to offering coaching for IIT, Olympiads, basketball, moral education, and TSRJC entrance exams.

Pamela Satpathy stressed that these collaborations aim to create a unified platform for all students, ensuring opportunities for everyone, irrespective of their school. She urged teachers to guide students toward success and foster unity among them. “No matter where they study, all children are the same, and we must work to nurture harmony,” she said.

The Collector specifically appreciated the Ganneruvaram Mandal Jangapalli Zilla Parishad High School teachers for securing permission to provide Ted Ed coaching to their students.

The meeting was attended by Additional Collector Prafulla Desai, Trainee Collector Ajay Yadav, District Coordinator Ashok Reddy, and chairpersons of private schools.