Digital attendance system expanded to thousands of Sindh government schools
Most outlets highlighted the expansion of the digital attendance system to thousands of government schools in Sindh, with Dawn specifying 3,647 schools and noting it as part of the provincial government’s digital reforms. ARY News (English) reported the system was introduced in 3,481 schools and added that parents would receive alerts about student absences.
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Sindh schools adopt digital attendance system, parents to get absence notifications
KARACHI: The Sindh Education Department has rolled out a new digital attendance and monitoring platform across 3,481 government schools, marking a significant step towards transforming the education infrastructure in the province. Initiated under the guidance of Sindh Education Minister Syed Sardar Shah, the program assigns each student a unique digital...
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Digital attendance introduced in 3,481 Sindh schools, parents to receive absence alerts
Discover how Sindh is modernizing education with a digital attendance system in 3,481 schools, enhancing student monitoring.
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Digital attendance system extended to 3,647 govt schools in Sindh
KARACHI: The Student Attendance Monitoring and Redress System (SAMRS) has been extended to 3,647 government schools as part of the provincial government’s ongoing digital reforms. The system, introduced on the directives of Sindh Education Minister Syed Sardar Ali Shah, is aimed at digitally maintaining students’ attendance and academic records, including academic performance, examination resul...
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