According to the reports, it has been decided to abolish all the 9 education boards of Punjab and form one board. According to the sources, the head of the board will be an officer of grade 20 or 21 and the offices of the board will be in Lahore. 25 billion rupees will be spent on this project. Matters in this regard will be finalized soon.
Currently in Punjab, 9 educational boards are working including the Lahore Board, Rawalpindi Board, Faisalabad Board, Multan Board, Gujranwala Board, DG Khan Board, Sahiwal Board, Sargodha Board, and Bahawalpur Board.
On the other hand, the nominated Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif stated that they will start public-private partnership for schools. In her statement on media, she said that the conditions of govt schools are not good. There are issues with buildings and toilets in schools.
After her statement, employees of the Punjab government are feeling insecure about their future careers. A few months ago, teachers protested against this issue across the Province.
