On 14 November a guardians’ meeting with parents of the SSC
candidates for 2025 was held at the Conference Hall of Moanoghar Residential
School and College (MRSC). Presided by Ashok Kumar Chakma, Principal of the
MRSC, the meeting was attended by Ven. Shraddhalankar Mahathera, and Ven.
Buddha Datta Mahathera – both are respectively President and Member to the
Governing Body of the MRSC.
Arupan Bikash Barua, Vice Principal of the MRSC delivered a
welcome speech in the beginning of the meeting. After explaining the objectives
of the meeting, he informed guardians that the forthcoming SSC examination
would start from the second week of April 2025. He sought cooperation from all
guardians to implement the `Action Plan’ for seamelessly engaging the SSC
candidates in their studies and preparation until the SSC examination.
While delivering his speech as chief guest Ven.
Shraddhalankar Mahathera said that the teachers alone cannot bring in desired
level of success in the SSC examination. Alongwith teachers, all guardians have
to play an important role to keep all SSC candidates engaged in their reading
tables and to continuously review progress in their studies. He underscored the
need of overall cooperation and support from the gaurdians and caregivers,
without their active support and participation, it is not possible to achieve the
desired success in the SSC examination.
In his closing speech the Principal of the MRSC informed
guardians that the school set an Action Plan for 100% success in the
forthcoming SSC examination. To this end, some activities have already been
planned, such as special coaching classes will be conducted from 24 November
2024 until 7 April 2025, giving counselling and assessing study progress of the
students through regular `mock tests’ etc. The Principal also sought
cooperation from all guardians, teachers and caregivers of the residential
hostels of Moanoghar to keep all SSC candidates engaged in their studies
throughout the whole period until the end of SSC examination.
Notable that for three streams – Science, Humanities and
Business Studies a total 192 students have been qualified from the MRSC for the
final SSC examination.
