The new statistics of the Department of
Education claimed that only 29% of high school students are eligible
for college studies. Last year only 28% students were qualified, this
implies that there has been no improvement at all.
The grades achieved by the students
exposes the real scenario of the city schools, educational experts
declares that only a group of children in the school are guided well
to produce good results whereas the rest of them are overlooked. This
tremendously affects their final year high school result.
In fact it has been estimated that in
more than 500 high schools less than the average number of students
were prepared for graduation level studies. And it is indeed
surprising that in total of 25 schools only 70% students were fit to
study in the college.
To come out of this problem schools
must make sure that the students are well prepared to take the SAT exam and perform well in it. Strict regulation must be introduced to
take test of the students to see whether they really deserve to fit
into a good institution.
Now, it has become necessary for the
school administration to look into the performance of the students in
their institutions so that all of them pass with flying colors and
make their way in good colleges. There is tough competition among all
students these days so there is a dire need for quality education at
school level.
It was also predicted that almost one
third of the students in school are still not proficient in English.
This is one major problem that hampers a student’s studies as most
of the subjects are taught in this language. So school as well as
family of the kids must take care and see that they are able to learn
the important language.
The education department should take
the initiative to figure out the problem that the average students
are facing and there will be gradual upgrading in the education
system. In fact in the year 2012 there has been quite an improvement.
Thus students have become aware of the fact that only good grades in
school will get them enrolled in good colleges.
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