73 teachers get promotions as HMs in Chittoor
The Hindu
Counselling, postings completed in record two hours, says DEO
As many as 73 school assistants of various ZP high schools in the district on Saturday received promotions as Grade-II headmasters, after counselling here.
District Educational Officer Shriram Purushottam said that in a record time of two hours, the promotions counselling and posting were completed. “It is for the first time in the history of the education department in Chittoor that the exercise was accomplished without any hassle,” he said.
The official said that the promotions were delayed in recent years due to the COVID pandemic and legal issues. “We have received orders to clear promotions on Thursday. All the HM-promotees from various mandals were present here and took part in the counselling between 11 am and 12.30 p.m. By 1 pm, all the promoted staff had dispersed.”
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