The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has once again directed its affiliated schools to develop functional websites and ensure that important information, including teacher qualifications and other prescribed documents, is uploaded as part of the Mandatory Public Disclosure.
Despite multiple reminders from the board, a significant number of schools are still not complying with this directive. While some schools have websites, many have either not uploaded the required details or have done so partially. In some cases, the links to these details are inactive, and in others, the links/icons to this critical information are not prominently displayed on the homepage.
In an official notice, CBSE emphasized, "The board has issued directions to all affiliated schools to develop their own individual websites and upload details of teachers with qualifications as well as prescribed information and documents as part of Mandatory Public Disclosure."
The notice further pointed out that the board has observed that despite repeated instructions, a large number of affiliated schools are still failing to meet the requirements. Some schools do have websites but have either not uploaded the necessary information or have only partially uploaded the required documents.
CBSE has now issued a final warning, giving these schools 30 days from the date of the notice to comply with the instructions. Schools failing to do so within this time frame may face further action.
For more details, you can read the full notice on the official CBSE website.
