Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has intensified its regulatory oversight by issuing a formal 35-day notice to 92 private schools operating within its jurisdiction. The notice, released by the KMC Education Department, requires the institutional schools to present official clarification along with necessary documentation regarding their legal permission and approval status.
This initiative forms part of KMC's ongoing effort to ensure that all private and institutional academic bodies strictly adhere to existing municipal and national education laws and regulations. The municipal authority seeks to verify the administrative and operational legitimacy of these institutions before taking any further official decisions.
Regulatory Review Process
Upon receiving the clarifications and supporting documents from the affected schools within the specified 35-day deadline, the KMC Education Department will thoroughly evaluate the submissions. Based on this review, local authorities will determine whether additional administrative measures or regulatory corrections are required for each institution.
Notice for Parents and Students
Municipal officials emphasize that this notice does not mean the 92 private schools have been closed immediately. Students, parents, and guardians are advised not to panic or assume immediate operational shutdowns. Any eventual decision or enforcement action regarding these institutions will depend entirely on the findings of the review process and the documents provided by the school administrations.
