Mandatory Public Disclosure
Mandatory Public Disclosure refers to the legal obligation of educational institutions to provide certain information to the public. This is typically mandated by government regulations to ensure transparency, accountability, and public trust.
Key areas of disclosure often include:
- Financial Information:
- Annual budgets
- Income and expenditure statements
- Fee structures
- Scholarships and financial aid details
- Auditor’s reports
- Admission Process:
- Eligibility criteria
- Admission procedures
- Reservation policies (if applicable)
- Fee structure for different categories of students
- Infrastructure:
- Building details (age, condition, safety measures)
- Library facilities
- Laboratory facilities
- Sports and other co-curricular facilities
- Staff Information:
- Qualifications and experience of teachers
- Teacher-student ratio
- Staff salaries and benefits
- Student Information:
- Student enrollment data
- Pass percentage
- Drop-out rates
- Achievements and awards
Specific Requirements:
The exact information to be disclosed varies by country, state, and even district. It’s crucial to check the regulations applicable to your school. Some common regulatory bodies that govern these disclosures include:
- Department of Education
- State Education Board
- Local Education Authority
- Right to Information Commission
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- Call : 044 2234 3778
- E-Mail : stdominics1901@gmail.com
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