By ETF Desk
The Karnataka Ministry of Education has approved the construction of 12 new Karnataka Public Schools (KPS) in Udupi district. The initiative aims to provide affordable, high‑quality education across the region, ensuring students have access to modern facilities and qualified teachers.
Launched in 2016 as part of the state’s commitment to bridging gaps in the public schooling system, KPS schools follow the state curriculum and are funded by the Karnataka government. The new schools will be distributed across various talukas in Udupi, catering to both urban and rural populations and directly addressing the shortage of learning spaces in underserved areas.
With these additions, students in remote villages will experience shorter commutes, higher enrollment rates, and improved learning outcomes. The move reflects the state’s broader strategy to promote inclusive growth and elevate education standards across Karnataka, especially in rapidly developing districts like Udupi. Source: Google News – Udupi.