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KSU constructs classrooms for GHSS Noklak

Deputy commissioner (DC) Noklak, Hiazu Meru on Monday, inaugurated the new building of Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Noklak, constructed by Khiamniungan Students’ Union (KSU).
According to a DIPR report, DC congratulated KSU for taking up the construction of classrooms at GHSS Noklak.
He said the union has tirelessly worked for welfare of students which he said, was a fine example of community participation.
In this regard, he requested the principal, teaching faculty and students of the GHSS to use the facility in best interest of students.
Hiazu said the school should understand the participation of community and the laudable intervention of KSU.
It is now incumbent upon the school authority and the teaching faculty to give more effort than before, to work for the upliftment of the school, he stated.
DC also elaborated on the importance of coordination among government departments and agencies and encouraged them to work as a team for the welfare of the people of Noklak district.
As a part of community participation, the District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) Noklak also discussed on the poor HSLC 2022 result of GHSS Noklak and decided to teach Math and Science subjects to classes VI-X which would start from August 22.
Officers with Science and Math background with assistance of NPSC aspirants having Science and Math background will be volunteers for the special classes.
In his speech, KSU president Shangjiu highlighted the project of constructing of classroom with 150 students sitting capacity to the lone GHSS in the district.
Others who spoke in the programme included KTC vice president TL Khaoshai, GHSS Noklak principal Y. Khongkhao and Education department Noklak, Imkhong.
Earlier, the programme was chaired by KSU speaker Shingnya Education & Literature secretary KBCA Munno offered the dedicatory prayer of the building, audit report was presented by KSU finance secretary Nyukshing P Lam while vote of thanks was proposed by GS KSU Pusho P.

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