KARIMNAGAR, NOVEMBER 02, 2026: As part of the ongoing series of agitations initiated by the Telangana State Model Schools Joint Action Committee (TSJAC), the Principal and staff members of Telangana Model Schools today submitted a representation to the concerned MRO, MPDO and MEO, urging the government to address the long-pending demands and service-related issues of Model School employees.
The TSJAC strongly demanded the merger of all 194 Telangana Model Schools with the School Education Department and the release of salaries through the 010 Head of Account.
The major demands placed before the government include:
- Merger of all 194 Model Schools with the School Education Department.
- Payment of salaries through the 010 Head of Account.
- Granting promotions to eligible employees.
- Settlement of pending DA arrears.
- Release of the CPS matching grant.
- Implementation of terminal benefits for the families of deceased employees.
- Granting notional service to TGTs from June 2013.
- Promotions for eligible TGTs, PGTs and Principals as per the 317 guidelines.
- Creation of Junior Lecturer posts.
- Sanction of Hindi PGT posts.
- Creation of regular Junior Assistant posts.
- Resolution of qualification and service-related issues of TGT/PGT Science teachers.
- Regularisation or absorption of outsourcing employees.
- Bringing all Model School employees under the Employees Health Scheme (EHS).
- Fixing the monthly remuneration of hourly-basis teachers at Rs. 35,000.
The committee appealed to the government to respond positively to these genuine and long-pending demands and ensure justice to all Model School employees.
TSJAC reiterated that Model Schools have been playing a significant role in providing quality education to students from rural and educationally backward backgrounds. However, the unresolved administrative, financial and service-related issues have been affecting the morale and welfare of the employees.
The committee urged the government to take immediate and favourable action on the submitted representation. It also made it clear that the series of democratic agitations would continue until the legitimate demands of Model School employees are addressed.
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