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Government of Goa Extraordinary - IReg. No. GRlRNP/GOAl321 .1 RNI No. GOAENGl2002l641 0 1 Panaji, 2nd June, 2005.(Jyaistha 12, J 927} SERIES II No.9 OFFICIAL GAZETTE GOVERNMENT OF GOA EXTRAORDINARY GOVERNMENT OF GOA (1) (2) (3) Department of Education, Art & Culture (2) Dr. G. C. Pradhan, Reade~ Nirmala Institute of Directorate of Education Education, Panaji-Goa. ·Notif·icatioD (iii) (a) Following four Principals of Higher SecondarY 'Schools two each from North '. No;GBSHSE/Bid-Ele/2005/1762 Goa and S.outh Goa Districts. (I) For North Goa District . GOA BOARD OF S'ECONDARY & HIGHER (1) Shri Prakash Narayan SECONDARY EDUCATION Desal, Principal, Dnyanpra­ In pursuance of sub-section (2) of section 12 of the kash MandaI's Higher Goa, Daman and Diu Secondary and Higher Secondary .' Secondary School, Asnora, Education Board Act, 1975 (Act No. 13 of 1975) Mulgaon-Bicholim-Goa. (hereinafter called the "said Act"), read with rule 29 of the Goa, Daman . and Diu Secondary and Higher (2) Shri Mervyn Antonio D' Sedondary Education Board Members Election Procedure Souza, Principal, Rules, 1979, the naines of persons who have been elected St. Xavier's Higher Secon­ and nominated' as . members of the Goa Board of . dary School, Mapusa, Secondary and Higher Secondary Education under sub­ Bardez-Goa. section (1 j of section 12 of the said Act for the term, 2005-2009, are herebypliblished as follows:- (II) For South Goa District (1) Shri Subhas Yeshwant Respective claus~'oi-Class . Naik, Principal, .Shri Shan­ BcElected MerIlbers/Glass C tadurga Education Soci­ Category Nominated Members under Name of the Member ety's Higher Secondary which Member _is elected/ School, Cortalim, Goa. InoITriiiated (2) Shri Jose Remedios (1) I~ ~ Rebello, Principal, Class If (i) Following two members of the Legislative Fr. Agnel Multipurpose Eli,cfed""Asse"IDbly of Goa: Higher Secondary School, MembeIS • . (1) Shri. Jitendra Deshprilbhu, Agnelganv, Verna, Goa. M.L.A (2) Shri Suhhash Shirodkar, (iii) (b) Following two teachers from Vocational M.L.A Stream to represent North Goa and South Goa Districts. (ii) following·twp members to represent the UniverSIty ofOoa. (I) For North Goa District . (1) Dr. A Veeresh, Reader, Shri Umesh Vishnu Kolwal­ Smt. S. P. Chowgule College kar, P.V.S.S.M. Kushe Higher ,- of Arts & Science, Margao, Secondary School, Assagao, Goa. Bardez, Goa. -- 146 OFFICIAL GAZETTE - GOVT. OF GOA SERIES II No.9' (EXTRAORDINARY) 2ND JUNE, 2005 (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3) (IIJ..For South Goa District (VI) For Quepem an<;l Shri:Namdev Chopdekar, Canacona designated area: M.KS. Higher Secondary Shri Grcmiko Joaquim School, Zuarinagar" Vasco. :&icoIau Fernandes, (iv) Following two Grade I teachers from Higher Headmaster, Secondary Schools to represent North Goa Immaculate Conception and South Goa Districts. High School, Avadem, Parada, Quepem-Goa. (I) For North Goa"District . Shri Deelip 1"arayan (iv) Followingsix teachers of Second,,:ry Schools Dhargalkar, . from six designated areas: St. Xavier's HigherSecon' (I) For Pernem, Satari and dary School, Mapusa, Bicholim designated area: Bardez-Goa. Shri Pradeep Mohanrao (II) For South Goa District Sawant, Shri Shrikant Govind More: ShreeBhagawati High Higher Secondary Section of School, Pernem-Goa. Smt. S. P. Chowgule College (II) For Bardez designated of Arts and Science, Margao­ area: -Goa. Shr; Agnelo John Alphon.so, (v) Following six Headmasters of Secondary St.. Francis Xavier's High Schools from six designated areas: School, Siolim. Bardez-Goa. (I) For Pernem, Satari and (III) FOr Tiswadi and Mormu­ ". Bicholim designated area: gao designated area: Shri Uday Ganpat Kudaikar, Shri Satish Vinayak Headmaster, Mhapseker, Dnyanjyoti High School, The Progress High School, Karapur, Bicholim-Goa. Panaji-Goa. (II) For Bardez designated (IV) For Panda and Sanguem area: . designated area: -. Fr. Paul Bonaventure Shri P,!ku Kashinath. Naik, ; Ahhinav. i[idyamandir, I Alvares, Headmaster, ! St. Anthony's High School Malam, Sangu",m, Goa.' Monte de Guirim, Bardez, (V) For Salcete designated Goa. area: Shri Suhhash Damodar (III) For Tiswadi and Mormu­ Lotlikar, .. gao designated area: St. Mary's HighSchool, Shri Ahdulaziz Amirsah Varca, Salcete-Goa. Mulla, Anjuman Nurul Islam . High School, Panaji-Goa .. (VI)' For Quepemand Canacona designated area: (IV) FOr Panda and Sanguem Shri Narahari Devji Naik, designated area: Tile New Ed.ucational Institute, Curchorem, Goa. Shri Govind Ganesh Deo, Headmaster, (vii) Following two . representatives of the Lokmanya Tilak Vidyalaya managements of Secondary and Higher Kavlem, Panda-Goa. Secondary Schools. (1) Shri Shashikant Krishna (V) For Salcete designated PWlaji, area:· .Manguirish Vidyalaya High School Shirgal, Arcba- Shri Socorro Rodrigues, '. Dhargal, Pernem-Goa. Headmaster, St. Joseph's Educational (2) Shri Prashant Mukund Institute High School, Naik, Chandor, Salcete-Goa. S.S. Angle Higher Secondary OFFICIAL GAZETTE - GOVT. OF GOA 147 SERIES II No. 9 (EXTRAORDINARY) 2ND JUNE, 2005 (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3) School, Mashem, Loliem, (iv) Following two persons other than the staff Canacona·Goa. of Colleges, heads and teachers of Secon­ dary and Higher Secondary Schools. Class C- Following six members· nominated by the Nomi- Government. (1) Fr. Antimo Gomes, nated Retired Principal of St. Mem- Xavier's College, Mapusa, bers C/o. Mary Immaculate (i) Representative of visual/performing arts, Church, Panaji-Goa. namely:- Shri Tomazinho Cardozo, (2) Shri M. S. Kamat, Retired Headmaster of Retired Principal of St. Joseph's High School, M.E.S. College of Arts and . Arpora·Goa. Science, Zuarinagar, "ASRO", Orda, Candolim, "Madhukunj" Ground Floor, Bardez, Goa. Near Apurbai Clinic, Behind PNT Colony, (ii) Representative from those who have Alto Porvorim, Bardez, Goa. contributed towards education/rehabi­ litation of the handicapped namely:- (v) Following member to represent Vocational Smt. Anyssia Viegas, Education, namely:- Principal, Shri Nagendra Kore, Sanjay School for Special Vice Principal, Education, PundalikNagar, Walawalkar Higher Porvorim, Bardez-Goa. Secondary School, Khorlim, (iii) Principal of a Secondary Teachers' Training . Mapusa, Goa. College, namely:­ Principal, P. R. Nadkarni, Chairman, Goa Board of Secondary and Nirmala Institute .of Higher Secondary Education. Education, Altinbo, Panaji, Goa. Alto-Betim, 31st May, 2005. • GOVERNMENT PRINTING PRESS; PANAJi·GOA PRICE-Rs. 3.00 .
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