Most Sandipani Schools in Madhya Pradesh Operate Without Regular Principals
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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: In Madhya Pradesh, about 70 percent of the 275 Sandipani schools lack permanent principals, with only 66 schools having regular principals and 179 run by in‑charge staff. The shortage reflects a broader staffing crisis, prompting the state to plan recruitment for roughly 85,000 vacant government posts in 2026. The delay in posting new principals threatens the schools’ ability to maintain consistent leadership and educational standards.
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Who is covering this story
- Center (1): Free Press Journal
Sources
- Madhya Pradesh Government To Recruit For 85,000 Vacant Posts In 2026 — Free Press Journal (center)
- Most Sandipani Schools Function Without Regular Principals As Posting Delay Hits Madhya Pradesh — Free Press Journal (center)