By Disha Saxena

Bhopal: An official reported on Tuesday that a total of 2,40,818 children have signed up for the 274 recently opened CM Rise Schools in Madhya Pradesh. The official stated that this is a significant accomplishment of the state government, referencing Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. To offer children in the state a high-quality education, the CM Rise Schools were established as of the 2022–2023 academic year. They have amenities that rival those found in private institutions.

On Monday, the Chief Minister evaluated the performance of the state department of education for schools and expressed pleasure with the reaction the CM Rise Schools had received. "It's difficult to provide pupils with a high-quality education, promote overall growth, and prepare them for the future. The state administration, educators, and parents would approach this challenge collaboratively, the chief minister declared at the time.

Mr. Chouhan stated that in order to inspire the instructors and parents of the pupils at CM Rise Schools, he would personally write letters. Officials reported that the CM Rise Schools had been equipped with digital classrooms, well-stocked libraries, laboratories, and high-quality amenities. Effective training has been given to a chosen group of teachers, school administrators, principals, and vice principals for the running of these institutions.

These schools now have play-themed paintings and informational boards regarding value-based teaching. Inder Singh Parmar, the MP School Education Minister (Independent Charge), Iqbal Singh Bains, Rashmi Arun Shami, and other senior officials were present during the meeting.

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