Parents urged to track students’ attendance, performance via Leap App
Ramsundar Reddy and District Educational Officer U. Manikyam Naidu on Saturday (July 25, 2026) urged parents to track the academic performance of their children attending government schools by downloading the Leap App on their smartphones. Manikyam Naidu submitted a report to the Collector on the feedback received during mega parent meetings held in 2,250 schools across the district.Speaking to the media, Mr.
- ▪Ramsundar Reddy and District Educational Officer U.
- ▪Manikyam Naidu on Saturday (July 25, 2026) urged parents to track the academic performance of their children attending government schools by downloading the Leap App on their smartphones.
- ▪Manikyam Naidu submitted a report to the Collector on the feedback received during mega parent meetings held in 2,250 schools across the district.Speaking to the media, Mr.
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District Collector S. Ramsundar Reddy and District Educational Officer U. Manikyam Naidu on Saturday (July 25, 2026) urged parents to track the academic performance of their children attending government schools by downloading the Leap App on their smartphones. Mr. Manikyam Naidu submitted a report to the Collector on the feedback received during mega parent meetings held in 2,250 schools across the district.Speaking to the media, Mr. Manikyam Naidu said that the PTMs have provided the teachers a great opportunity to inform nearly two lakh parents about the importance of their active role in tracking attendance, performance in examinations, and extracurricular activities of their children.Jami Zilla Parishad High School Headmistress P.
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