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Teacher orientation in Hojai

HOJAI: In Collaboration with District Administration a  Cluster Level Orientation Meeting of Head Teachers on Procurement of Uniforms and A Medical awareness workshop on Measles and Rubella Virus took place at Nilbagan Model Higher Secondary School at Nilbagan on Thursday.

A Total of 452 Head Teachers of the District attended  the meeting. Jiten Deka, Jugijaan Block Education Officer stated the objective of the meeting.

Addressing the teachers, ADC Animesh Talukdar said," For the procurement of the Uniforms every school must call tender and strictly follow the guidelines issued by the government."

At the end,SDMO Dr.  K Zaman Choudhury and SDMO Dr. D Chetia Phukan made aware the teachers in detail about the measles  and rubella virsus and how the vaccination for this virus can be given to the  students.

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