Private schools seek prior consent before deletion of UDISE student data
The Andhra Pradesh Private Unaided School Managements Association has requested that the School Education Department not delete student information from the UDISE Child Info system without prior consent from schools. They expressed concerns over officials allegedly removing student details without notifying school managements, which contradicts a court order. The association is seeking intervention to ensure compliance with existing regulations and to prevent further complications.
- ▪The APPUSMA has urged the School Education Department to maintain student data integrity.
- ▪Officials have reportedly been deleting student information without informing private schools.
- ▪This action is said to violate a court order regarding Transfer Certificates and pending fee dues.
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Members of the Andhra Pradesh Private Unaided School Managements Association (APPUSMA) have urged the School Education Department not to remove student details from the UDISE Child Info system without prior consent from the respective schools.In a representation submitted to Commissioner of School Education Thameem Ansariya, the association leaders expressed concern that Mandal Education Officers (MEOs) and some other officials were allegedly deleting the details of students studying in private schools from the online system without informing the school managements.They said such actions were contrary to the directions issued by the Andhra Pradesh High Court (in W.P. No. 9606 of 2021) and a memo issued by the Commissioner of School Education on November 3, 2021.
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