Parents across Kashmir are making a clear choice. They want good education for their children. Many are looking beyond political debates when they pick schools.
Focus on Learning, Not Ideology
Families in the region say education comes first. They believe schools should teach children skills for the future. This practical approach is gaining ground in many communities.
Army Goodwill Schools Make a Difference
The Indian Army runs these special schools. They operate under 'Operation Sadbhavana'. This initiative aims to build goodwill through education and development.
More than forty Army Goodwill Schools function across Jammu and Kashmir. They serve thousands of students every year. Most children come from distant villages and areas affected by conflict.
Reaching Remote Communities
These schools provide crucial access to education. Many families live in places where regular schools are hard to find. The Army Goodwill Schools fill this important gap.
Parents appreciate the consistent quality these institutions offer. They report good teaching standards and proper facilities. This reliability matters greatly to families investing in their children's future.
Changing Perspectives in Kashmir
Educational choices reflect broader shifts in thinking. More parents now prioritize academic results over other considerations. They want their children to compete nationally and globally.
This trend shows growing emphasis on practical outcomes. Families seek education that leads to better opportunities. They value schools that deliver tangible learning benefits.
The Army Goodwill Schools program continues to expand its reach. It remains an important part of the educational landscape in Jammu and Kashmir. For many families, these schools represent a reliable path to quality education.
