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Soul Food Legacy: Characters
On the surface, Royce and Francis Joseph seem like an odd pair. Royce is an alternative, non-conformist, while Francis is a bougie trendsetting career woman. Their extremes balance each other out, resulting in a happy marriage and three beautiful children.
Kashidih High School Holds Annual Prize Distribution
A.F. Madan from JEM Foundation inaugurates ceremony for nursery to class III students Key Points: JEM Foundation administrator A.F. Madan chief guest at Saturday ceremony Students from nursery to class III receive awards for academic excellence Musical drama showcases school’s future vision alongside cultural performances JAMSHEDPUR – Kashidih High School conducted its annual prize distribution…
Students Celebrate Grandparents Day at Kashidih High School
UKG to Class II students of Kashidih High School celebrate Grandparents Day with colorful performances and games. Key Points: – Kashidih students celebrate Grandparents Day. – Grandparents participate in games and shared life experiences. – Principal Francis Joseph thanks all attendees for their participation. JAMSHEDPUR – Young students at Kashidih High School celebrated Grandparents Day with…
Teachers feel the pinch, many don't get paid for April's work - Times of India
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Teachers feel the pinch, many don't get paid for April's work - Times of India
MUMBAI: As parents and school managements quarrel over fee payments during the lock down period and onwards, it is the teachers and non-teaching staff who are feeling the pinch, found a survey done by School Leaders Network Global Network, a city based non-profit.
In a dipstick survey conducted through Google Forms out of the 110 respondents, 45.5% said they were not paid salaries for the month of April. Another 16.4% respondents said they were paid a reduced salary for April. Of the total respondents, 101 work in schools while nine work in independent pre-schools. A teacher from a private school in the city said, “In our school, parents have paid the quarterly fees just before the lock down and hence teachers’ salaries are yet not affected. However, several teachers have been asked to take a pay cut from May since the parents haven’t paid last year’s due and are not likely to pay for the next year at least till school reopens. We have been spending hours creating video content and hosting online classes. So our work hasn’t stopped and neither the learning.”
According to estimates by the Independent English Schools Association, a pan-Maharashtra group over 6.5 lakh staffers might not be paid remuneration next month if schools don’t receive fees. School trustees while classrooms might be shut during the lock down, its only electricity and fuel costs that are reduced. “We have spoken about our problems to the parents. We might not have to pay high electricity bills or fuels for our buses but we want to continue paying our staff. There will also be an increased expense of sanitising school premises and making them safe spaces in consultation with health care personnel once we are ready to re-open. Parents have understood our point of view and a lot of them have begun paying fees,” said Rohan Bhat, trustee, Children’s Academy Group of Schools.
Non-payment of teachers’ salaries could have a long term impact as well, warn experts. “If parents pay fees, the school is in a position to pay the teachers and the teachers are then able to sustain the learning outcomes among students. It is very important to keep this process moving, without which schools could result in teacher or student drop out/shift or school closures. The survey shows serious fluctuations in payment of teacher salaries which can affect their families and work. Time has come to flatten this curve as quickly as possible,” said Francis Joseph, co-founder of the network.
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Szczepaniak Receives 2015 Francis Joseph Campbell Award
At the American Library Association Annual Conference in San Francisco on June 27, Adam Stephen Szczepaniak, Jr., deputy state librarian and director of the NJ State Library Talking Book & Braille Center, received the 2015 Francis Joseph Campbell Award from the Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies (ASCLA). The awards program recognizes outstanding achievement within the library profession by librarians and libraries for significant current or past achievements, including publications, program development and leadership in the profession.
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Francis Joseph, once asked in a moment of candour by Theodore Roosevelt what he considered to be the role of a monarch in the present day and age, replied: "To protect my nations from their governments!"
Erik Ritter von Kuehnelt-Leddihn, Liberty or Equality. (pg. 138)