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School Transport Fee: Parents always have complaints about children’s fees, but these days one thing is being discussed a lot. That is to collect full transport charges during holidays. Many parents say that even when there are school holidays or there is no need to transport children by bus, schools still charge them bus fees for the entire month.
In today’s time, this issue is no longer limited to just one or two schools, but is coming to light from many places, due to which there is more financial burden on the parents. In such a situation, if you are also stuck in this problem and you do not understand where to complain, then this information can prove to be very special for you. You will be happy to know that the Fee Fixation and Regulation Committee has issued a strict circular on this. Let us know complete information about it.
FFRC issued strict circular
When there are long summer or winter holidays, school buses also do not run, despite this some schools used to collect transport charges for the whole month from the parents, which is not considered right. Taking similar complaints seriously, FFRC i.e. Fee Fixation and Regulation Committee has issued a strict circular, in which it has been said that schools cannot charge more than 50 percent of the transport fees during holidays. This rule applies to both summer holidays and winter holidays.
Apart from this, the committee has also given a big statement regarding advance fees. Many schools ask parents to pay fees for 3 to 6 months at once. On this, the committee has clarified that tuition fees should be taken every month, and if any parent wants to pay the fees in advance for his convenience, then he can do so, but the school cannot force any parent to pay advance fees.
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When and where can I complain?
Now if we talk about complaints, then if your child’s school is charging full transport charges during holidays or is pressurizing for advance fees, then first of all you can give a written complaint to the Fee Fixation and Regulation Committee of your district or the office of the Directorate of Education. Also, in most of the states, there is an option to lodge a complaint online on the official website of the Education Department, where you can fill the complaint form with the name of the school, fee receipt and complete details of your complaint. While making a complaint, you must have fee receipt, bank statement and evidence of conversation with the school, the committee investigates on the basis of these evidences.
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