Itanagar: The Government of Arunachal Pradesh has taken a significant step towards improving its school education system by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Adhyayan Quality Education Foundation. The partnership focuses on the holistic development of schools, particularly by strengthening school complexes to enhance learning outcomes across the state.
The signing ceremony in Itanagar was attended by key officials, including Commissioner of Education Amjad Tak, Secretary of Education Duly Kamduk, Joint Secretary Namgyal Angmo, Director SCERT Toko Babu, OSD to the Education Minister Pema Norbu Thongchi, Deputy Director SCERT Drema Ringu, and Director of Adhyayan Foundation Manju Gupta. Their participation underscored the government’s commitment to strengthening educational infrastructure through strategic collaborations.
The initiative aims to improve teacher training, foster community engagement, promote leadership, and transform school complexes into vibrant learning hubs. Commissioner Amjad Tak highlighted the importance of structured interventions to build a strong school ecosystem, stating that shared resources, peer learning, and better teacher support would significantly benefit students.
Aligned with the government’s broader vision of making schools centers of academic excellence, the partnership is expected to bring long-term improvements in the education sector, ensuring quality education for every child in Arunachal Pradesh.
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