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Reitang Govt School achieves 100% pass rate in class 10th Board Exams

K H News Service by K H News Service
June 15, 2024
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Srinagar: Government Girls High School Reitang in Srinagar has proudly achieved a 100 percent pass rate in the Class 10 Board exams, bringing immense pride to the local community and the Gujjar community, whose children are also enrolled in the school.
This remarkable success is attributed to the dedication and innovative teaching methods of the school’s hardworking teachers.
Parents and local residents have praised the teachers for their tireless efforts.
“The credit for this remarkable achievement goes entirely to the teachers and the headmaster. They have worked tirelessly to ensure that every student receives quality education,” said a mother of one local student.
Teachers at the school employed creative teaching strategies, personalized study plans, and provided extra support for struggling students. These efforts ensured that all ten students, both local and from the Gujjar community, who took the exams passed, demonstrating the success of their personalized approach.
The community’s gratitude is evident, with students and residents expressing their appreciation for the teachers’ hard work. “Our teachers didn’t just teach; they inspired us, guided us, and believed in us. This result is a testament to their dedication,” said one of the successful students.
This success has set an example and inspired other government schools in the region. Government Girls High School Reitang is not alone in its achievement; other government schools have also reported improved results this year, indicating a positive trend in the region’s education sector.
Shuhufta Parveen, the headmaster of Reitang School, expressed pride and gratitude towards her team. “Our teachers have shown what dedication and innovative teaching can achieve. This 100 percent pass rate is a milestone for our school and motivates us to continue striving for excellence,” she said.
According to official figures, all ten students who appeared in the exams achieved success.
Aliya Shah, the form teacher of Class 10, expressed her happiness about the results. “We are delighted that our students have reached this milestone. The credit goes to the entire teaching staff and all other school staff. We pray that our school continues to shine like this, and we are committed to putting all our energy and efforts into achieving the best results in the future.”
This achievement underscores the crucial role that teachers play in shaping the future of their students and the community. The success story of Government Girls High School Reitang stands as proof of the positive outcomes that can be achieved through dedication, hard work, and innovative teaching

 

K H News Service

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