Private school ordered to refund excess fees
The Hindu
The Commissioner for Public Instruction (CPI) has ordered a private school in Bengaluru to refund the excess fees charged by the management to parents for three academic years in 15 days. The CPI uphe
The Commissioner for Public Instruction (CPI) has ordered a private school in Bengaluru to refund the excess fees charged by the management to parents for three academic years in 15 days. The CPI upheld the order filed by the District Education Regulatory Authority (DERA) which had said that Gopalan International School has to refund the excess fees for academic years 2017-18, 2018-19, and 2019-20. If the school managements fail to refund parents, its NOC will be cancelled. A parent who was one of the petitioners to the DERA said they were hoping that the school management would fall in line and comply with the order. The school management was unavailable for comment.
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