When teachers refused to let a govt school shut down: The wider industry impact

When teachers refused to let a govt school shut down: The wider industry impact

The teachers worked towards improving the school and invested over Rs 3 lakh in developing its infrastructure

When teachers refused to let a govt school shut down: The wider industry impact

When HB Anandamurthy, Geethamani and Asha joined the school on additional charge in June 2014, they were concerned by its condition. Their efforts paid off when the school reopened on June 1, 2014. Lakkavalli school The teachers worked towards improving the school and invested over Rs 3 lakh in developing its infrastructure Lakkavalli school The teachers worked towards improving the school and invested over Rs 3 lakh in developing its infrastructure Chikkamagaluru: Three teachers who helped a govt school nearing closure due to dwindling enrolment invested more than Rs 3 lakh from their own pockets to transform the century-old institution, which today has 160 students on its rolls and is giving nearby private schools stiff competition. Because of low student strength of 75 and other reasons, the school in Lakkavalli established in 1917, was merged with a nearby govt school in 2012.

Along with local residents and former students, they appealed to then MLA GH Srinivas to revive the institution.

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