Education is the birth-right of each and every child. After introduction of Right of children to free and compulsory education Act 2009 which enables every child of 6 to 14 age group to obtain more extensively the elementary education from Grade I to VIII. State government, under its flagship programme SSA, has implemented several activities across the state. 'Uttrakhand Sabhi Ke Liye Sikshya Parishad' is to ensure the universalisation of elementary education in the state of Uttarakhand.

Other programmes like- KGBV, NPEGEL, MDM and several activities of SSA such as gender education, integrated education for children with special need (CWSN) along with correlated innovative activities namely CAL, PAHAL, Community mobilization, Kunjapuri model of Active Learning, LEP, Dev Bhumi Muskan, Sapno Ki Udan & Community Mobilasation competency based evaluation system accelerate project activities to attain predefined objectives.

Basic Education Statistics has illustrated progress of program activities with the help of its updated data received from various sources as on March, 2010. This booklet has also documented the cumulative progress of SSA from the very beginning. State Project Office has made an attempt to insert simplified version of guidelines as prescribed by Government of India.

Physical progress such as schools, teachers' recruitment, establishment of resource centers and other quality indicators like- Promotion, Dropout, repetition and transition rate and achievement level of the students' achievement level reflect the progress of quality education in a very simplified manner.

State Project Office also welcomes comments and valuable suggestions, which will enable us in making the next edition more meaningful. We hope this publication will be very useful for the readers; looking for a better education scenario of the state.

With regards,

(Radhika Jha) State Project Director SSA, Uttarakhand

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As a twenty seventh state of the country, Uttarakhand was formed on November 9, 2000. It is bound by Uttar Pradesh on the South, Nepal on the East, Himachal Pradesh on the west and China on the north-east. Geographical area of the state is 53,483 sq.km. forming 1.69% of area of the country as a whole.

Geographically, Uttarakhand is situated in the central Himalayan zone. It extends between 770 34' to 810 02' E longitude and 280 43' to 31027' N latitude. The topography of Uttarakhand is characterized by hilly terrain, rugged and rocky mountains, deep valleys, high peaks, sharp streams and rivulets, rapid soil erosion, frequent landslides and widely scattered habitations. The natural vegetation is mixed broad-leaved forest with oak and pine predominating. Climate varies from subtropical in the valleys to temperate on the higher slopes with a summer monsoon. The temperature ranges from 160 C to 400 C but it drops below freezing point in many parts of high mountain areas of the region during winter. Administratively, the state has following constitution: ƒ 02 Administrative divisions ƒ 670 Nyaya panchayats ƒ 13 districts ƒ 7227 Gram panchayats ƒ 78 tehsils ƒ 16826 revenue villages ƒ 95 development blocks ƒ 15761 inhabited villages and ƒ 34 Cities ƒ 1065 uninhabited villages. ƒ 84 Towns Source: Department of Economics & Statistics, Uttarakhand. Population According to 2001 census, total population of the new state is 84.89 Lakhs spreading over 16,826 villages, 34 cities and 84 townships. Out of this total males are 43.26 Lakhs and females are 41.63 Lakhs with the density of 159 persons per sq. km. The population is scattered and even unapproachable in some cases, which has thrown new challenges and problems.

Population figures at a glance (According to census figures of U.P.) Sl.No. Description 1991 2001 1 population Male 36.41 Lakhs 43.26 Lakhs Female 34.10 Lakhs 41.63 Lakhs Total 70.51 Lakhs 84.89 Lakhs 2 Population Density 132 Per sq. km 159 per sq.km 3 Sex ratio 937 female per 1000 Male 962 female per 1000 Male 4 Decennial Growth Rate 13.67 Lakhs (absolute) / 19.34 %

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Literacy, which is the first and foremost factor contributing directly to human resource development and quality of life, Uttarakhand has 14th position in the country. With the help of various government interventions there has been significant progress in the field of education in Uttarakhand. Now the State Government is resolved to concentrate on putting intensive efforts for addressing the “quality” aspect of education. Literacy percentage of the state is 71.6 against all India average of 65.38. Male and female literacy rates are 83.3 percent and 59.6 percent against the all India figures of 75.85 percent and 54.16 percent respectively. Census data of 2001 shows that the gender gap is still an issue to be addressed in Uttarakhand, wherein focused interventions are required especially in the Cities and farthest habitations.

Districtwise Population and Literacy rates by sex (Census 2001)

S. Population 2001 Literacy Rate Gender State/District No. Persons Male Female Persons Male Female Gap UTTARAKHAND 847956243164014163161 71. 6 83.3 59.6 23.7 1 UTTARKASHI 294179 151599 142580 66.58 84.52 47.48 37.04 2 CHAMOLI 369198 183033 186165 76.23 89.89 63.00 26.89 3 RUDRAPRAYAG 227461 107425 120036 74.23 90.73 59.98 30.75 4 TEHRI 604608 294842 309766 67.04 85.62 49.96 35.66 5 DEHRADUN 1279083 675549 603534 78.96 85.87 71.22 14.65 6 PAURI 696851 331138 365713 77.99 91.47 66.14 25.33 7 PITHORAGARH 462149 227592 234557 76.48 90.57 63.14 27.43 8 CHAMPAWAT 224461 110916 113545 71.11 88.13 54.75 33.38 9 ALMORA 630446 293576 336870 74.53 90.15 61.43 28.72 10 BAGESHWAR 249453 118202 131251 71.94 88.56 57.45 31.11 11 NAINITAL 762912 400336 362576 79.60 87.39 70.98 16.41 12 U.S. NAGAR 1234548 649020 585528 65.76 76.20 54.16 22.04 13 HARIDWAR 1444213 773173 671040 64.60 75.06 52.60 22.46 Source : Census of India 2001 &: Department of Economics & Statistics, Uttarakhand Note:- Literacy rate for 1951, 1961 and 1971 relate to population aged five years and above, for the years 1981 to 2001 relate to the population aged seven years and above. (Source : Census of India, 2001)

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Innovative Programme under SSA • PAHAL – An Innovative Programme in PPP mode under SSA

¾ A Programme to provide School Education to Children (6-14 yrs) of rag pickers, scavengers, snake charmers, orphans, etc.

¾ It covers slums of Urban deprived areas of the State. Presently this programme Operational in Districts Dehradun, Udham Singh Nagar, Nainital and Haridwar with Total enrolment of 913 in 2009-10.

¾ Enrolment of children is made by Door to door survey; counseling of parents and identification & MoU with private schools . ¾ Never enrolled/drop-out children for at least one year and no Govt. school/EGS within 1 Km. of habitation are eligible. ¾ Payment to the school @ Rs. 3000/- per child in installments determined by the attendance and improvement in achievement level of children enrolled. ¾ Internal monitoring by CRC, BRC, DIET and Dist. Education Officials and external monitoring by independent agency.

• Quality Improvement Programme at district level (NEEV)

¾ A District Quality Programme(DQP) piloted in 2006-07. ¾ Programme for improvement of basic competency in language and mathematics at primary level. ¾ PRATHAM- NGO provided content for supplementary material, support in teachers training, child evaluation and programme monitoring. ¾ Goal of programme is to create competency in reading, writing, comprehension, conversation, communication in Learning language & numerical skills. ¾ 800 Primary schools were covered in the year 2006-07. ¾ In year 2007-08, 2008-09 & 2009-10 all Primary Schools are covered. • Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation System-(CCE) ¾ Introduced in all primary and upper primary schools. ¾ A Competency Based Testing Tool (CBTT) for academic evaluation, holistic performance of child, to select weak child for remedial teaching. ¾ Evidence based testing with external evaluation. ¾ Not only examination tool but also a developmental tool helps in future planning through sharing with the community generating healthy competition among schools.

– 4 – Learning Enhancement Programme (LEP)

¾ Graded learning series by NCERT has been introduced to enrich learning skills among children enrolled in all PS and UPS. ¾ 100 schools have been covered with library facilities under 'Room to Read' programme. ¾ 1035 UPS covered with library facilities by NBT series of books. ¾ LLA introduced to assess in the child friendly, attractive and fearless atmosphere. ¾ Teachers training to support language, mathematics and Environment Education etc, is being facilitated with the help of Azim Premji Foundation. ¾ Resource centers established at DIET's to give academic support as regards to Science and Mathematics etc. ¾ Teaching Learning Process in primary level on the Rishi- Valley Pattern. ¾ Multi-grade teaching to promote learning as an innovative programme. ¾ Grade wise formation of active group learning. ¾ Groups related to active group learning in all schools of the two clusters in each District. ¾ Freedom of learning on local specific basis.

• Learning Guarantee Programme (LGP)

¾ Innovative Programme for quality education started in 2005-06 with collaboration of Azim Premji Foundation Banglore. ¾ Initially started in two Districts Uttarkashi & Udham Singh Nagar. ¾ Evaluation through compitancy based Quastion papers. ¾ Assessment reforms to lead to classroom reforms. ¾ Shift from rote learning to understanding based learning.Credible and transparent evaluation based on understanding and application based vs. rote based. ¾ Transparent sharing of evaluation results with every school for improvement. ¾ In the year 2009-10 covered all children of Grade 1-8, in all 13 Districts.

• Muskan ¾ An AIE intervention to achieve UEE. ¾ Muskan Project launched to achieve UEE in worksites having seasonal flow of out of school children, mainly concentrates along the riverside. ¾ AIE centres established in 04 districts namely U.S.Nagar, Haridwar, Nainital and Dehradun. ¾ 'Muskan' , an example of multi departmental convergence for all round development of child. Department assisting to achieve UEE are supply, Health, ICDS, Urban Bodies, Forest, Education.

• Community Mobilization

– 5 – An integrated, convergence programme under the community mobilization "Sapno ki Udan" is being proposed in 2010-11. The idea is to shift the supply drive approach to the demand and drive approach through community mobilization and motivation of the students, parents for built a quality of life. Under this programme the following objectives shall be achieved through community mobilization-awareness and motivation of parents and other community members regarding the Right to Education, the welfare of children by way of assessing their interest and abilities. Parents and wards would be counseled and motivated towards quality education so that a better quality life may be insured for them and the State and Nation progress in turn. The focus is to inculcate the intrinsic desire towards a better quality life by way of education. This will also help in generation of demand from parent/wards for better delivery of education services as the linkage shall be explicitly established for their betterment. "Multi purpose vehicles are being fabricated with the assistance of Steel Authority of India Ltd. (SAIL), a Corporate (P.S.U) with a view to mobilize the community in the context of R.T.E. and betterment of the quality education. Only the recurring expenditure of these multi purpose vehicles shall be borne by the SSA. Those two Multi purpose vehicles shall be used for extended mass awareness/motivation campaign.

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A. Physical Parameters (Up to March, 2010) S. Year Total Interventions Description No 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 PS 11310 11331 11728 11916 11995 12449 12684 12653♠ 12653 1 No. of Schools(Govt.) UPS 2208 2532 2732 2828 2990 4324 4599 4738♠ 4738 PS 72 137 39 140 223 343 217 53 1224 2 New schools opened under SSA UPS 209 228 51 74 253 211 254 129 1409 6-11 years 1082133 1070602 1153490 1190545 1175960 1173236 1152421 1134149 1134149 3 Total Child Population** 11-14 years 529232 526282 601125 634399 654296 618261 653387 659127 659127 Total 1611365 1596884 1754615 1824944 1830256 1791497 1805808 1793276 1793276 6-11 years 1047798 1056760 1149792 1188835 1163152 1164368 1148345 1129412 1129412 4 Children enrolled** 11-14 years 489440 512342 596049 631766 644875 611233 649330 655389 655389 Total 1537238 1569102 1745841 1820601 1808027 1775601 1797675 1784801 1784801 Never Enroll. 34335 13842 3698 1710 7631 4530 3086 3565 3565 Drop Out 6-11 years NA NA NA 13854 5177 2727 992 1099 1099 Out of Total 34335 13842 3698 15564 12808 7257 4078 4664 4664 5 school Never Enroll. 39792 13940 5076 2633 6435 3018 2586 2683 2683 children** Drop Out 11-14 years NA NA NA 12595 2986 5621 1469 1128 1128 Total 39792 13940 5076 15228 9421 8639 4055 3811 3811 Grand Total 74127 27782 8774 30792 22229 15896 8133 8475 8475 6 EGS Centers opened 112 264 347 1472 1609 1279 250 103 101 7 AIE centers opened 22 11 35 177 187 161 157 294 294 Sanctioned Early Child Care & 619 1525 1745 1821 3305 4251 4383 5128 5128 8 ECCE Centre Opened Education 3196 11331 11485 13140 13364 13592 12720 12828 12828 Schools/ EGS/AIE/Maktab PS Pilot 9 Madarasa centers covered under project cooked Mid Day Meal UPS ------4787 5048 5048 PS 316 189 39 280 446 343 434 106 2153 Teac UPS 428 846 368 222 759 633 762 387 4405 10 Posts created under SSA her Total 744 1035 407 502 1205 976 1196 493 6558 Para teacher 608 177 39 - - 343 - 1167

– 7 – S. Year Total Interventions Description No 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 PS 22438 21843 22703 28775 29221 29564 29998 30104 30104 No. of Teachers UPS 9815 9507 9710 11807 12566 13199 13961 14348 14348 11 (Post Sanctioned) ● Para teachers 3077 3368 5757 5368 5048 5048 5048 Total 35330 34718 38170 45950 46165 47484 49007 49500 49500 43:1 40:1 37:1 30:1 23:1 27:1 26:1 24:1 24:1 12 PTR (Primary) Pupil Teacher Ratio New school building 47 89 55 116 223 343 217 53# 1143 Reconstruction 106 100 146 314 358 - - - 1024 Construction under SSA Boundary wall 134 359 722 1565 2973 2123 - - 7876 13 (Primary) Toilet 388 303 479 1340 0 479 - - 2989 Girls Toilet - - - - - 1082 1029 - 2111 Drinking water 249 532 365 2132 0 521 - 824# 4623 New school building 54 139 135 121 253 211 254 129# 1296 Reconstruction 111 80 40 79 92 - - - 402 Construction under SSA (Upper Boundary wall 100 324 426 619 790 685 - 681# 3625 14 Primary) Toilet 348 363 340 443 0 183 - - 1677 Girls Toilet - - - - - 383 - 2438# 2821 Drinking water 123 363 530 594 0 113 - - 1723 Add. classroom PS 345 344 183 356 1125# 533 900 1040# 4826 Add. classroom UPS 173 215 144 201 516# 229 489 416# 2383 Other construction work BRC 17 08 02 0 6 - - - 33 15 CRC 16 67 73 230 120# - - - 506 Child Friendly 476 - 767# 1243 Design(SSA) Mother - teacher 1424 1470 1470 1470 1470 1470 1470 1470 1470 motivator Groups formed (MAMTA) Girls Education Model Clusters ------358 398 430 442 442 442 16 ¾ NPEGEL -- -- 13 13 13 plus 12 25 25+1 26 26 ¾ KGBV more more KGBVs for out of sanctioned sanctione school girls♣ in the year d in 2006-07 2008-09 17 Community Mobi-lisation. Formed 4160 7167 7148 7227 7227 7227 7411 7454 7454 Mobilizing: VEC Trained 4160 6340 4938 6212 6617 4797 6958 7323 7323 ¾ Village Education committees. (VEC) members 67444 57753 27870 32778 31485 38334 29274 76107 76107 ¾ School Manage-ment SMC Formed 13022 13022 13022 13779 14980 15058 15938 16063 16063 Committee Trained 11028 11028 6894 9447 12122 9741 14516 15710 15710

– 8 – S. Year Total Interventions Description No 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 -- 66043 35848 46086 43652 45041 50866 147353 147353 Members ♣♣

10309 17441 19151 21758 17017 11938 14995 20849## 20849 Enrollment of CWSN

Integrated Education for disable 2397 3889 5836 5231 4994 3188 1506 2252 29293 18 children (IED) Children benefited from IED camps

Aids and appliances 1883 3352 3762 4312 2125 2295 638 688 19055 distributed to CWSN In-service training of 17102 20374 41489 39619 34084 35944 41484 43729 43729 teachers (numbers) Children provided free 9.11 10.80 11.47 11.70 13.08 13.40 13.08 8.25 Lakh * 8.25 Lakh text books (numbers) Lakh Lakh Lakh Lakh Lakh Lakh Lakh Schools covered under -- 118 139 200 565 723 1161 1161 1161 Physical progress of interventions CALP 19 related to Quality Improvement No. of teachers receiving 35425 36393 38004 32647 34533 44438 45098 44124 44124 TLM grant (Primary/ UPS/Inter college) No. of school 14876 14863 15112 14388 15792 14807 16149 17953 17953 receiving school maintenance grant DIETS (09) (since 09 -- -- 01 DIET -- -- 13 undivided UP)+mini DIET + 03 Mini Support Institutions 20 DIETS DIET (Establishment year) SCERT (01) √ ------01 SIEMAT (01) ------√ -- -- 01 No. of schools according to AWP&B 2009-10 (Primary Schools /Primary section in Upper Primary & Secondary/H.Secondary included in PS and Upper Primary Schools/ Secondary/H. Secondary included in UPS) ** Source: AWP&B 2009-10 * This figure includess SSA (SC ST boys and All Girls). # Approved in AWP&B 2009-10. Works are in process. ## Enrollment in EGS & Home Base Education included. ♣ Program commenced in year 2004-05. ♣♣ Decision to train SMC members (GO) came in March 2003, training began in 03-04. ● Data based on the information of Directorate of Education.

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B. Status of Elementary Education Institutions in Uttarakhand :

Upper Inter Primary Primary High College Type of school School * School * School** ** Government 12653 4738 798 965 Gov.Aided 64 553 179 218 Recognized (Unaided Private) 3377 1223 178 115 Unrecognized (Unaided Private) 455 70 NA NA Total 16549 6584 1155 1298 * According to AWP&B 2010-11 ** As per the Directorate of education.

C. Indicators :

S.No. Indicators Baseline 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 data of 2002 P.S U.P.S P.S U.P.S P.S U.P.S P.S U.P.S

1 Gross Enrollment Ratio 91% 102.19 102.46 101.82 101.21 101.76 102.15 101.11 101.38 (GER) 2 Net Enrollment Ratio (NER) NA 99.20 98.92 99.30 98.85 99.01 98.94 98.70 98.82

3 Dropout rate NA 0.55 0.81 0.39 0.59 0.31 0.50 0.10 0.17

4 Repetition rate NA 5.36 4.40 4.75 3.70 4.47 3.41 6.89 5.30

5 Completion rate NA 91.04 90.44 91.98 94.93 95.17

6 Transition rate (Primary to NA 99.28 99.15 97.82 97.02 Upper Primary) 7 Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR) 43:1 31:1 28:1 27:1 26:1 26:1 16:1 24:1 18:1

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D. Partnership Programme Year Total S.No Interventions Description 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 In all PS 1 Teaching of English from class I -- -- √ √ √ √ √ √ English Radio Lesson 6 Districts Radio Programme on English 2 Programme for Class -- -- √ √ √ ------learning IVth & Vth 6 Districts 3 Learning Guarantee Programme In Primary Schools ------√ √ √ √ √

3 Districts 4 Room to read programme In Primary Schools ------√ √ √ √ √ In Primary/Upper 3 Districts 5 Educate Girls Globally ------√ √ -- -- Primary Schools District quality improvement All Districts 6. In Primary Schools ------√ √ √ -- programme(NEEV) PAHAL(An Innovative programme 3 Districts 7. In Primary Schools ------√ √ √ for urban deprive children) One selected 8. Kunjapuri Approach In Primary Schools ------√ √ cluster of each District

E. Total Enrollment status Out Of School Total Population School Going Never Enrolled Drop Out Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 6-11 602559 549862 1152421 600508 547837 1148345 1566 1520 3086 492 500 992 Age 11-14 341584 311803 653387 339769 309561 649330 1209 1377 2586 611 858 1469 Age

944143 861665 1805808 940277 857398 1797675 2775 2897 5672 1103 1358 2461 Total -Source AWP&B 2010-11

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Financial Progress Since 2001-02 (Rs. in Lakh)

Sr.No. Year Approved Balance of Total Exp. Return to Closing Annual Work the Released Amount Available GOI Balance Plan and Previous Central State Other Fund Budget Year share share

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2001-02 2560.03 0.00 1134.50 176.47 0.00 1310.97 8.60 0.00 1302.37

2 2002-03 5582.50 1302.37 2150.95 1203.94 18.32 4677.58 1903.43 0.00 2774.15

3 2003-04 12577.14 2774.15 3522.13 1168.48 63.17 7527.93 6659.57 0.00 868.36

4 2004-05 14117.49 868.36 9435.70 3150.78 41.78 13496.62 9637.24 55.29 3804.09

5 2005-06 16851.74 3804.09 10004.00 3334.33 141.65 17284.07 14667.83 0.00 2616.24

6 2006-07 24820.50 2616.42 17114.00 5456.57 1922.93 27109.74 19027.79 0.00 8081.95

7 2007-08 25283.55 8081.95 13162.80 7150.00 189.41 28584.16 18611.69 0.00 9972.47

8 2008-09 27296.16 9972.47 11444.45 5078.31 69.50 26564.73 22072.55 0.00 4492.18

9 2009-10* 33057.31 4520.92 16006.29 9866.47 159.00 30552.68 27187.03 0.00 3365.65

Project Period 1st January, 2002 to 31st March, 2010. Total Approved Perspective Plan for the year 2001-02 to 2006-07 Rs.600.63 crores Funding ratio between GOI and State Govt. for the year 2001-02 - 85% - 15% respectively. Funding ratio between GOI and State Govt. for the year 2002-03 to 2006-07 - 75% - 25% respectively. Funding ratio between GOI and State Govt. for the year 2007-08 to 2008-09 - 65% - 35% respectively. Funding ratio between GOI and State Govt. for the year 2009-10 - 60% - 40% respectively.

*As on March, 2010 Source- S.P.O., Finance Wing

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Enrolment in Primary & Upper Primary Classes (All Management) As on 30 Sept., 2009 District Name Classes I - V Classes VI - VIII Classes I - VIII Boys Girls Total GPI* Boys Girls Total GPI* Boys Girls Total GPI* ALMORA 35474 35381 70855 1 22223 22690 44913 1.02 57697 58071 115768 1.01 BAGESHWAR 15035 14604 29639 0.97 8822 9125 17947 1.03 23857 23729 47586 0.99 CHAMOLI 23084 22318 45402 0.97 13658 13190 26848 0.97 36742 35508 72250 0.97 CHAMPAWAT 16367 15823 32190 0.97 9070 8720 17790 0.96 25437 24543 49980 0.96 DEHRADUN 73037 65724 138761 0.9 33955 31712 65667 0.93 106992 97436 204428 0.91 GARHWAL 37739 35825 73564 0.95 23276 22583 45859 0.97 61015 58408 119423 0.96 HARDWAR 96332 85764 182096 0.89 34929 31222 66151 0.89 131261 116986 248247 0.89 NAINITAL 44903 41329 86232 0.92 25737 24253 49990 0.94 70640 65582 136222 0.93 PITHORAGARH 28449 25876 54325 0.91 17395 16649 34044 0.96 45844 42525 88369 0.93 RUDRAPRAYAG 15788 15121 30909 0.96 8575 8629 17204 1.01 24363 23750 48113 0.97 TEHRI GARHWAL 40548 39172 79720 0.97 21596 21546 43142 1 62144 60718 122862 0.98 UDHAM SINGH NAGAR 101173 89949 191122 0.89 44719 40882 85601 0.91 145892 130831 276723 0.9 UTTARKASHI 21194 20690 41884 0.98 11057 10777 21834 0.97 32251 31467 63718 0.98 All Districts 549123 507576 1056699 0.92 275012 261978 536990 0.95 824135 769554 1593689 0.93 DISE 2009-10 Enrolment - Primary Level As on 30 Sept., 2009 Enrolment (1 - 5) [Govt. Enrolment (1 - 5)- Sl. Teachers [Govt.] Teachers [Aided] District Name Schools] [Aided] No. Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 1 ALMORA 23888 27682 51570 136 935 1071 1437 1128 2565 5 10 15 2 BAGESHWAR 9868 11684 21552 0 0 0 574 384 958 0 0 0 3 CHAMOLI 15303 17344 32647 0 0 0 774 1007 1781 0 0 0 4 CHAMPAWAT 10442 12219 22661 0 0 0 619 325 944 0 0 0 5 DEHRADUN 30926 32069 62995 3284 4212 7496 589 1563 2152 43 113 156 6 GARHWAL 25025 26581 51606 457 634 1091 1470 1774 3244 12 18 30 7 HARDWAR 49180 51857 101037 2379 5899 8278 1316 1255 2571 21 142 163 8 NAINITAL 24790 26169 50959 742 865 1607 709 1540 2249 7 22 29 9 PITHORAGARH 15622 18878 34500 44 263 307 986 1165 2151 0 5 5 10 RUDRAPRAYAG 10241 11557 21798 156 133 289 485 490 975 3 2 5 11 TEHRI GARHWAL 27510 30479 57989 374 376 750 1389 1510 2899 7 4 11 12 UDHAM SINGH NAGAR 52447 54664 107111 183 1993 2176 1511 1098 2609 1 26 27 13 UTTARKASHI 12891 15937 28828 0 0 0 722 823 1545 0 0 0 All Districts 308133 337120 645253 7755 15310 23065 12581 14062 26643 99 342 441 DISE 2009-10 – 13 –

Enrolment - Upper Primary Level As on 30 Sept., 2009 Sl. Enrolment (6 - 8) [Govt. Schools] Enrolment (6 - 8)-[Aided] Teachers [Govt.] Teachers [Aided] District Name No. Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 1 ALMORA 15331 17935 33266 2867 3006 5873 1104 459 1563 231 26 257 2 BAGESHWAR 6218 7302 13520 1079 1115 2194 512 172 684 94 4 98 3 CHAMOLI 9956 10960 20916 521 453 974 1116 219 1335 65 6 71 4 CHAMPAWAT 6069 6903 12972 546 572 1118 565 184 749 35 0 35 5 DEHRADUN 13459 15790 29249 6892 7162 14054 931 587 1518 138 248 386 6 GARHWAL 14692 16088 30780 3348 3212 6560 1687 654 2341 288 50 338 7 HARDWAR 11065 12618 23683 11947 12109 24056 466 388 854 331 222 553 8 NAINITAL 13990 15815 29805 2771 2788 5559 1463 739 2202 148 94 242 9 PITHORAGARH 11276 13404 24680 606 690 1296 1044 504 1548 59 11 70 10 RUDRAPRAYAG 5950 6533 12483 1050 1003 2053 668 165 833 119 13 132 11 TEHRI GARHWAL 15663 17411 33074 2194 2066 4260 1631 545 2176 153 33 186 UDHAM SINGH 12 NAGAR 21237 25053 46290 7522 5707 13229 1063 527 1590 260 111 371 13 UTTARKASHI 7246 8905 16151 86 12 98 1136 275 1411 14 0 14 All Districts 152152 174717 326869 41429 39895 81324 13386 5418 18804 1935 818 2753

Sl. Pvt. Welfare && Other Dept. Local body Pvt.Un-aided Others AllSchools No. Aided 1 1 6 55 273 26 2214 2 2 0 23 102 9 931 3 2 0 15 189 47 1626 4 0 0 8 116 14 843 5 16 11 100 830 28 2294 6 1 1 81 259 24 2619 7 6 0 72 638 1 1598 8 1 3 34 320 56 1783 9 10 0 15 297 28 1978 10 0 0 29 163 2 990 11 0 0 37 320 3 2382 12 25 0 58 603 95 1860 13 1 0 3 160 5 1243 65 21 530 4270 338 22361

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Number of Schools by Schools Category

As on 30 Sept., 2009

PrimarywithUp. Primarywith Upper Up. PrimaryWith Sl.No. Districts PrimaryOnly AllSchools Primary U.Pr.&&Sec/H.Sec PrimaryOnly Sec./H.Sec

1 ALMORA 1650 48 21 230 265 2214 2 BAGESHWAR 696 10 5 130 90 931 3 CHAMOLI 1149 61 7 303 106 1626 4 CHAMPAWAT 594 27 2 145 75 843 5 DEHRADUN 1416 221 121 399 137 2294 6 GARHWAL 1837 79 24 413 266 2619 7 HARDWAR 1070 146 48 244 90 1598 8 NAINITAL 1191 51 34 327 180 1783 9 PITHORAGARH 1405 49 15 346 163 1978 10 RUDRAPRAYAG 691 18 3 204 74 990 11 TEHRI GARHWAL 1709 42 5 386 240 2382 UDHAM SINGH 12 NAGAR 1264 68 29 369 130 1860 13 UTTARKASHI 866 33 7 261 76 1243

15538 853 321 3757 1892 22361 All Districts DISE 2009-10

– 15 – Number of Schools (By School Management )

As on 30 Sept., 2009 Dept. of Welfare && Local Pvt. Pvt. Un- All District Name Others Education Other Dept. body Aided aided Schools ALMORA Primary 1444 1 4 0 181 1 1631 Primary with Upper Primary 2 0 0 0 44 1 47

Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 0 0 0 3 15 0 18

Upper Primary only 193 0 1 12 24 0 230

Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 214 0 1 40 9 0 264

District Total : 1853 1 6 55 273 2 2190 BAGESHWAR Primary 607 2 0 0 78 2 689 Primary with Upper Primary 0 0 0 0 10 0 10

Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 1 0 0 0 4 0 5 Upper Primary only 117 0 0 7 6 0 130 Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 70 0 0 16 4 0 90 District Total : 795 2 0 23 102 2 924 CHAMOLI Primary 1007 0 0 0 112 0 1119 Primary with Upper Primary 0 1 0 0 50 8 59

Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 0 0 0 0 2 5 7

Upper Primary only 271 0 0 9 22 0 302

Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 95 1 0 6 3 0 105

District Total : 1373 2 0 15 189 13 1592 CHAMPAWAT Primary 513 0 0 0 75 2 590 Primary with Upper Primary 0 0 0 0 26 0 26

Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 Upper Primary only 129 0 0 3 12 1 145

Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 63 0 0 5 2 5 75

District Total : 705 0 0 8 116 9 838 DEHRADUN Primary 946 11 5 5 432 2 1401 Primary with Upper Primary 0 0 2 10 207 1 220

– 16 – Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 0 1 0 23 91 6 121

Upper Primary only 271 2 2 27 95 1 398

Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 92 2 2 35 5 1 137

District Total : 1309 16 11 100 830 11 2277 GARHWAL Primary 1668 1 1 1 151 7 1829 Primary with Upper Primary 1 0 0 5 71 1 78

Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 1 0 0 2 18 1 22

Upper Primary only 379 0 0 17 14 2 412

Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 204 0 0 56 5 0 265

District Total : 2253 1 1 81 259 11 2606 HARDWAR Primary 689 5 0 0 376 0 1070 Primary with Upper Primary 2 0 0 4 140 0 146

Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 1 0 0 14 33 0 48

Upper Primary only 145 1 0 19 79 0 244

Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 44 0 0 35 10 1 90

District Total : 881 6 0 72 638 1 1598 NAINITAL Primary 967 0 2 0 191 3 1163 Primary with Upper Primary 1 0 0 0 42 3 46

Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 0 0 0 4 25 3 32

Upper Primary only 249 1 1 9 56 1 317 Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 152 0 0 21 6 1 180 District Total : 1369 1 3 34 320 11 1738 PITHORAGARH Primary 1183 7 0 0 195 0 1385 Primary with Upper Primary 6 0 0 0 42 0 48

Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 1 2 0 1 8 3 15

Upper Primary only 294 0 0 6 44 0 344 Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 144 1 0 8 8 2 163 District Total : 1628 10 0 15 297 5 1955 RUDRAPRAYAG Primary 571 0 0 0 120 0 691 Primary with Upper Primary 0 0 0 0 18 0 18

Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 0 0 0 1 1 0 2

– 17 – Upper Primary only 164 0 0 20 20 0 204

Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 61 0 0 8 4 0 73

District Total : 796 0 0 29 163 0 988 TEHRI GARHWAL Primary 1472 0 0 0 236 1 1709 Primary with Upper Primary 0 0 0 2 40 0 42

Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 0 0 0 0 4 1 5

Upper Primary only 334 0 0 18 34 0 386

Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 216 0 0 17 6 1 240

District Total : 2022 0 0 37 320 3 2382 UDHAM SINGH NAGAR Primary 769 21 0 0 399 12 1201 Primary with Upper Primary 0 0 0 0 60 4 64

Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 1 0 0 4 20 3 28

Upper Primary only 225 1 0 24 113 0 363

Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 84 3 0 30 11 0 128

District Total : 1079 25 0 58 603 19 1784 UTTARKASHI Primary 757 1 0 0 105 3 866 Primary with Upper Primary 2 0 0 0 31 0 33

Pr. with Up.Pr. & sec./H.Sec. 0 0 0 0 6 1 7

Upper Primary only 249 0 0 0 12 0 261

Up. Primary with sec./H.sec 66 0 0 3 6 1 76

District Total : 1074 1 0 3 160 5 1243 DISE 2009-10

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KGBV (Classwise Enrollment 2010)

S.N. District Block Place of KGBV VI VII VIII Total Girls Enrolled

Almora Dhauladevi Chagethigaon 18 12 5 35 1 Lamagara Jainti 20 12 2 34

2 Bageshwar Kapkot Kapkot 10 10 16 36

3 Chamoli Ghat Ghat 11 13 12 36

4 Champawat Champawat Tanakpur 20 16 14 50

5 Dehradun Kalsi Koraba 5 10 17 32

Narsan Harjolijat 22 9 19 50

Roorkee Bajuhedi 5 24 20 49

Laksar Akaberpur Ud 7 19 22 48 6 Haridwar Bahadarabad Ranimajara 29 18 3 50

Bahgwanpur Mohitpur 31 14 0 45

Forest Village Badiwala 46 0 0 46

7 Nanital Okhalkhanda Okhalkhanda khansue 8 38 4 50

8 Pauri Thalisain Tripalisain 17 10 9 36

9 Pithoragarh Gangolihat Dasaithall 20 12 11 43

Jaunpur Rautu Ki Beli 13 6 10 29

Bhilangana Raunsal 11 14 17 42

10 Tehri Narendranagar Aampata 10 14 8 32

Pratapnagar Sujaddgaon 16 5 12 33

Thauldhar Kaushal 2 4 20 26

Sitarganj Sitarganj 12 16 21 49 11 U.S.Nagar Bajpur Bajpur 27 12 3 42

Naugaon Gangani 17 23 0 40

Chinyalisaur Dhanpur 17 0 35 52 12 Utterkashi Purola Kandiyal Gaon 14 1 35 50

Mori Kharsari 8 1 49 58

Grand Total 416 313 364 1093

– 19 – Educational Backward Blocks (EBB-NPEGEL)

Name of 1991 2001 Name of No. of Gender Selected District Block Literacy Rate Gap Name of Block Total Male Female EBBs Block 1 Dunda 28.5 37.9 18.9 19 2 Chinyalisaur 15.5 17.2 13.8 3.4 Chinyalisaur Uttarkashi 3 Naugaun 48 78.9 15 63.9 Naugaun 4 Purola 30 44.4 14.9 29.5 Purola 5 Mori 12.7 19.9 4.9 15 Mori 6 Ghat 46.4 70.09 22.03 48.06 Chamoli 7 Gairsain 53.8 78.07 30.09 47.98 8 Ukhimath 68 29.56 38.44 Rudarprayag 9 Jakholi 56.97 22.14 34.83 10 Bhilangana 30.54 48.16 14.51 33.65 Bhilangana 11 Chamba 45.93 63.36 29.79 33.57 12 Devprayag 39.42 57.02 23.97 33.05 13 Jakhinidhar 45.72 62.76 27.38 35.38 Pratap Nagar Tehri 14 Jonpur 30.83 49.06 12.12 36.94 Jonpur 15 Narendranagar 42.18 54.56 23.88 30.68 Narendra Nagar 16 Pratap Nagar 35.04 59.35 12.45 46.9 Pratap Nagar 17 Tholdhar 38.38 57.68 19.48 38.2 Tholdhar 18 Chakrata 27.88 27.08 12.36 14.72 Chakrata Dehradun 19 Kalsi 38.06 53.22 20.12 33.1 Kalsi Pauri 20 Thalisain 46.01 72.04 22.4 49.64 21 Munshyari 49.04 70.02 27.04 42.98 Pithoraghar 22 Dharchula 53.03 74.04 29.08 44.96 23 Gangolihat 50.07 72.02 30.06 41.96 Bageshwar 24 Kapkot 37.22 47.34 16.18 31.16 25 Lamghra 51.07 77 28.02 48.98 Dholadevi Almora 26 Dholadevi 46.09 71.02 24.03 46.99 27 Pati 51.08 77.09 24.04 53.05 Van Gram Champawat 28 Barakota 53.09 81.02 27.06 53.96 29 Lohaghat 51.09 77.04 27.06 49.98 30 Champwat 47.02 71.03 21.02 50.01 Nainital 31 Okhalkanda 41.44 59.65 22.14 37.51 32 Shitarganj 38.08 52.09 22.03 30.06 Van Gram U.S. Nagar 33 Khatima 64.08 83.04 44.08 38.96 Bajpur 34 Kashipur 35 Roorkee 34.07 46.05 20.07 25.98 Roorkee 36 Bhagawanpur 38.04 52.06 21.05 31.01 Bhagwanpur Haridwar 37 Khanpur 30.06 45.09 11.03 34.06 37 Narsan 38.95 52.9 25 27.9 Narsan 38 Lakshar 38.02 52.05 21.07 30.98 Laksar Bhadarabad

– 20 – UTTARAKHAND SABHI KE LIYE SHIKSHA PARISHAD : COMMITTEES TO IMPLEMENT PROGRAMME AT STATE AND DISTRICT LEVEL

For the implementation of above-mentioned programmes, an independent body has been created under the society’ Act known the “UTTARNCHAL SABHI KE LIYE SHIKSHA PARISHAD”. The society has following committee at state, district and village level to implement the programme in decentralized manner. STATE LEVEL COMMITTEES:

1. General Body : Chairperson - Honorable Chief Minister, Uttarakhand Deputy Chairperson - Honorable Education Minister, Uttarakhand Secretary - State Project Director, Uttarakhand Other members will be nominated from Finance, Planning, Health, Panchayat and Women and Child Development Department of Uttarakhand Govt., Educationist, NGOs, Technical Institutions and Representatives of GOI and Ed.Cil.

Functions: • Provide instructions and guidance for the implementation of the project. • Financial & Physical Monitoring of the programmes implemented by the PARISHAD.

2. Executive committee (main committee) Chairperson - Chief Secretary, Uttarakhand. Deputy Chairperson - Secretary Education, Uttarakhand Secretary - State Project Director, Uttarakhand Other members will be nominated from Finance, Planning, Health, Panchayat and Women and Child Development Department of Uttarakhand Govt., Educationist, NGOs, Technical Institutions and Representatives of GOI and Ed.Cil.

Functions: • Formulate rules and regulations for the project according to the recommendations of state govt. • Policy formulation for programme implementation to achieve the objectives of Parishad/Project.

3. Finance committee/Grant in aid Committee Chairperson - Principal Secretary Finance, Uttarakhand Secretary - State Project Director, Uttarakhand Other members will be nominated from Finance, Planning, Health, Panchayat and Women and Child Development Department of Uttarakhand Govt., Educationist, NGOs, Technical Institutions and Representatives of GOI and Ed.Cil.

Functions: • Formulation of financial rules and regulations for project/parishad and present before the executive committee. • Financial monitoring.

District Monitoring committee- Monitoring of programme implementation - A District Level Committee public representatives would be constituted to monitor the implementation of the SSA programme in that district as per following provisions:

(a) Composition of the District Level Committee: – 21 – (i) All members of Parliament, Member of the State Legislature and member of the Zilla Panchayat (wherever duly constituted), elected from that district/and/or urban local body (duly constituted) as applicable. (ii) The District Magistrate/ Collector/ Deputy Commissioner/ Chief Executive Officer of the Zilla Parishad/Urban local body, will be the Member Secretary. (iii) District Project Officer in-Charge of SSA. (iv) District Officers in-charge of Drinking Water Mission/Total Sanitation Programme/ICDS programme/Panchayati Raj/Labour/handicapped Welfare/Social Welfare/Minority Welfare etc. (v) Two NGO's working on elementary education for SSA in the area, to be nominated by the District Magistrate/Collector/Dy.Commissioner/CEO Zilla Parishad. The senior-most Member of Parliament present in the meeting will chair the Committee on the day it meets.

(b) Terms of Reference (TOR) of the District Level Committee: (i) The Committee will be appraised of the programme of the SSA implementation in the district, both in term of key targets and achievements thereof, and also on outcome indicators, inter-alia ,enrolment, dropout, Learning achievement levels of students etc. (ii) Suggestions of the members may be taken into consideration, within the parameters of the SSA guidelines and framework of implementation and the approved Annual Work Plan & Budgets of the district, for improving SSA implementation at the local level. (iii) The Committee may also examine the synergy and convergence of other related Government Departments in improving schools infrastructure and other support services for benefit of the children in the 6-14 years age group. (iv) The Committee will meet once a quarter.

Functions: • Successful implementation of programmes/activities under SSA. • Analyze the progress of programmes/activities of elementary education schemes. • Provide MPR to state programme committee.

According to GO No 1191/15-5-96-34/92 Shiksha Anubhag-5 dated Feb, 28 1996 following committees have been formed to look after elementary education in rural as well as urban areas.

1. District Basic Education Committee – Will be formed in each district comprising the following members. i. Zila Panchayat Adhyaksh - Chairperson (Ex-Officio) ii. 03 Persons among Zila Panchayat - Member member suggested by State govt. iii. ADM (Planning) Ex-officio/CDO - Member iv. District Social Welfare Officer - Member v. District Education Officer(Ex-officio) - Member vi. Additional District Education Officer(Basic) (Ex-officio)- Secretary vii. Astt. Block Education Inspector - Secretary (Associate)

Special invitees in the meetings-

1. Concerned MP/MLA 2. Three members from Block level Panchayat. 3. One member from the Nagar Palika/Corporation/Town area on rotation for one year. 4. Two representatives from Principals of degree colleges/inter colleges of the district. 5. Five members from among which there will be one female and one member from the SC nominated by state govt. for two years. 6. CDO. 7. Principal DIET.

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Functions- • Site selection/establishment of new Basic Schools. • Plan for the development expansions and upliftment of Basic schools. • Recommend for the upliftment of education specially enrollment in basic schools. • Collect resources for school development. • Organizes meeting at the block/village level and guide them. • Other works as instructed by the state govt. from time to time.

7. Nagar Basic Shiksha Samiti- Will be formed in each corporation, nagar palika, nagar panchayat comprising following members- 1. Mayor/Chairman - Chairperson 2. Three members nominate by the - Member state govt. among the members of corporation/nagar palika 3. District Education Officer(Ex-officio) - Member 4. Additional District Education Officer(Basic) (Ex-officio) - Member 5. Authorized Deputy Inspector of School - Member (Ex-officio) 6. Authorized inspector of Basic Parishadiya - Member School of the circle Senior Asst. Education Supervisor (Ex-officio) - Member 7. Education Supervisor Girls Education - Member 8. Education Supervisor Girls Education/ - Secretary Authorized Deputy Inspector of School

Special invitees in the meetings- 1. Concerned MP/MLA 2. Three members from Block level Panchayat. 3. Not more than three members from the Nagar Palika/Corporation/Town area on rotation for one year among them one will be female and one will be SC nominated for one year. 4. Two representatives from Principals of degree colleges of Nagar palika/Coroporation. 5. Three members from among which there will be one female and one member from the SC nominated by state govt. for two years. 6. MNA/EO Nagar Palika 7. District Social Welfare Officers.

Functions- • Site selection/establishment of new Basic Schools. • Plan for the development expansions and upliftment of Basic schools. • Recommend for the upliftment of education specially enrollment in basic schools. • Collect resources for school development. • Organizes meeting at the block/village level and guide them. • Other works as instructed by the state govt. from time to time.

Village level committees: 1. Education Committee and Gram Nirman Samiti: Is an implementing agency for all civil works, for making village level plans, selection of sites, selection and appointment of Para teachers. 2. School Management Committee: For managing the routine school matters especially managing the Mid Day Meal Programme and ensuring availability of textbooks etc. (According to Government order No.-770/XXIV/(1)/2009-09/05 TC/Education Dept.-1 (Basic) Dehradun, dated- 10 September, 2009 existing VEC's have been changed into Education Committee.) – 23 – Abbreviations/ Acronyms: ABSA Assistant Basic Shiksha Adhikari ADEO (B) Additional District Education Officer (Basic) AIE Alternative & Innovative Education AS Alternative Schooling AWP&B Annual work plan & Budget BRC Block Resource Centre BRG Block Resource Group BSA Basic Shiksha Adhikari CRC Cluster Resource Center DEO District Education Officer DEPC District Education Project Committee DDO District Development Officer DIET District Institute of Education & Training DPEP District Primary Education Programme DPO District Project Office DRG District Resource Group EBB Educationally Backward Blocks EC Executive Committee ECCE Early Childhood care & Education EFA Education For All EGS Education Guarantee Scheme EMIS Educational Management Information System GOI Government of India ICDS Integrated Child Development Scheme IDA International Development Agency KGBV Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidhyalaya MC Model Cluster MDM Mid Day Meal MHRD Ministry of Human Resource Development MTA Mother Teacher Association NCERT National Council of Educational Research & Training NGO Non- Government Organization NPEGEL National Programme for Education of Girls at Elementary Level NPRC Nayay Panchayat Resource Centre PS Primary School PTA Parent Teacher Association PLP Post Literacy Programme SCERT State Council of Educational Research and Training SIEMAT State Institute of Educational Management and Training SLMA State Literacy Mission Authority SPD State Project Director SPO State Project office SRC State Resource Center SRG State Resource Group SSA Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan TLM Teaching Learning Material UNICEF United Nations of International Children's emergency Fund VEC Village Education Committee WMG Women Motivator Group UPS Upper Primary School

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