Puvvada Nagendra Kumar (Punnami District Reporter) The 2026-27 academic year has officially started in Telangana state from today. Students who were away from schools for almost 50 days due to summer vacations have returned to their schools. School campuses are bustling with students’ excitement and new hopes. Students who spent the summer vacations with games, visits to relatives’ houses, tours, and special training classes are now starting another educational journey with new classes, new books, and new teachers. Especially, there is excitement among children who are entering school for the first time, and happiness among parents, but also some anxiety. New goals with new books The government has completed the arrangements for textbooks, uniforms, and mid-day meal scheme in line with the new academic year. Government, Zilla Parishad, Mandal Parishad, Gurukul, Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas, and private schools are ready to welcome the students. Burden of fees.. Parents’ concern While the start of the new academic year brings joy, on the other hand, private school fees, books, uniforms, and transportation costs are putting a financial burden on parents. Middle class and poor families are facing severe difficulties in terms of educational expenses. Hopes for government schools The government is focusing on issues like improving infrastructure in government schools, quality teaching, and digital education. It is hoped that the number of student enrollment in government schools will increase further this year. Experts advise students to get out of the vacation mood and focus on their studies. They should be punctual every day. Mobile and TV usage should be limited. Lessons should be studied regularly from the first day of school. Healthy food and adequate sleep should be prioritized. New hopes.. New journey Lakhs of students are starting their educational journey from today with new classes, new dreams, and new goals. Teachers and parents hope that students will excel in education and become good citizens of the state and the country.
