In Kozhikode, a government-aided school was shut down because it was economically not sustainable, but the district collector asked his staff to vacate a hall and set-up "The Collectorate School".
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School was shut down because it was not economically sustainable
Kozhikode district collector helped to set up 'The Collectorate School'
There are over 5,000 unprofitable schools in Kerala
Prashanth N, the district collector of Kozhikode is also known as the 'Collector Bro'. When 63 students had no school, he asked his staff to vacate a hall and set-up what is now called "The Collectorate School".
"They needed a space and what better place than the Collectorate. This is also about giving out the right message to the people that their children are not alone," Mr Prashanth said.

There are over 5,000 unprofitable schools in Kerala, which don't have the minimum number of students to make them sustainable.
There are over 5,000 unprofitable schools in Kerala, which don't have the minimum number of students to make them sustainable.
While temporary arrangement is very heartening, the larger issue is also about infrastructure and quality of education provided in government-aided schools which often shut down because of lack of funds.
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