Statutory Bodies

School Committee / Development Committee

[G.R. No:RMSA 2010 / (507/10) Mah. Shi.1; Dated 30^th June, 2010]

[G.R. No:PRE 2010/ Pr. Kr. 217/Mah. Shi.1; Dated 17^thJune, 2010; RTE Rules Dated 11^th October, 2011]

PROCEDURE FOR CONDUCT OF MEETING OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE AND / OR DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

In case of the School Committee, the tenure of the nominee of the Teaching Staff and Non-Teaching Staff is one academic year. The nominee of the Teaching staff and Non-Teaching staff are to be appointed based on the seniority and must be appointed at the beginning of the Academic Year. No restriction of tenure on the Management nominees.
The tenure of the DC i.e. the Development Committee is FIVE year for all the members.
The School Committee must be conducted ONCE in every two months i.e. 6 times in ONE academic year and the Development Committee must be conducted ONCE every quarter i.e. 4 times in one academic year.
The Schedule for the meetings of the School Committee and Development Committee should already circulated amongst all and the Heads of the Institutions to convey the same to the external members for better planning.
Notice for the meeting of the SC / DC must reach all the members at least 8 days in advance of the date of the proposed meeting. The Notice for the meeting should specify the date, place and timing of the venue along with the agenda for the meeting. The notice for the meeting must also specify the name and designation of the members of the Committee (in C.C.). The notice may be sent through e-mail / hard copy as per the requirement of the members. Advisable that the date, timing and the agenda for the meeting be finalised with the CAO / Hon. Gen. Secretary.
The probable items that can be included as agenda for the meeting / Scope of the functions of the School Committee / DC is specified in the MEPS ACT / Maharashtra Public Universities Act (as applicable).
The notice of the meeting must be accompanied by the corrected minutes of the last meeting and with a small note giving some information about the items on the agenda and the annexures / data / circular / detail note etc. related to the item/s on the agenda so that the discussion and deliberations can be more focussed and constructive.
All the members of the committee may be given a gentle reminder about the date, time and venue of the meeting immediately after sending the mail / hardcopy and also a day prior to the conduct of the meeting.
Advisable that the hard copy of the notice of the meeting, final draft of the minutes of the last meeting, brief note on various items on the agenda and the annexures/ attachments related to the items on the agenda be made available for each member of the committee.
The draft of the minutes held must be circulated to all the members within 15 days of the conduct of the meeting for corrections / suggestions by the members. Head of the Institution will be responsible to ensure that the changes / corrections / suggestions recommended by the members are incorporated in the final draft of the minutes when they are circulated later with the notice of the next meeting.
A proper register be maintained wherein the notice of the meeting, attendance of the members attending the meeting and the minutes of the meeting are recorded properly and systematically.

SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2019 – 2020

Sr. No.	NAME OF THE COMMITTEE MEMBER	DESIGNATION
1.	Mr. VishwasDhumal	CHAIRMAN
2.	Mr. Mohan Almal	HON. GEN SECRETARY – SES
3.	Mr. Bharat Vaja	TREASURER – SES
4.	Mr. Sharad Mehta	TRUSTEE – SES
5.	Mr. Shripad Tamhane	CAO
6.	Dr. JayashreeInbaraj	PRINCIPAL KKCE – MEMBER
7.	Mrs. ShailejaVanmali	TEACHING STAFF REPRESENTATIVE – MEMBER
8.	Shri. Sharad Patil	NON-TEACHING STAFF REPRESENTATIVE – MEMBER
9.	Dr. HutoxiAibara	PRINCIPAL MJDHS – EX OFFICIO SECRETARY

Parents -Teachers Association

[G.R. No:SN1099/ (27/99) Mah. Shi.2; Dated22^nd May, 2000]

As per the directives of the Education Department, M.J.D.High School has established a Parent- Teacher Association (PTA) for the Primary and Secondary section respectively. The composition of the PTA is one parent representative from each division and the class teacher of each division.

THE MISSION OF THE PTA

To support quality education in the community and before governmental bodies and other organization affecting education.
To assist the school to reach out to all the parents and help them to develop an awareness of the needs of young children and the effects of different parenting styles.
To encourage all parents and public to support and involve in the activity of the school.

THE PURPOSE OF PTA

To promote the welfare of the children and youth at home, in the school and in the community.
To raise the standards of home and family life as well as provide awareness for their health and happiness.
To secure adequate laws for the cars and protection of children and youth.
To bring about a close relation between the home and the school – that parents and teachers co-operate intelligently in the education of children and youth.
To make united efforts between educators and the general public which will secure for all children the highest advantages in physical, mental, social and moral education.
Every parent is requested to participate wholeheartedly in PTA, either by becoming a member or by contributing towards the goals of PTA.

SECONDARY P.T.A. COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR THE YEAR 2019– 2020.

S. No.	STD.	CLASS TEACHER	NAME OF PARENT
1.	V A	Mrs. Shraddha W.	Mrs. Sunita Singh.
2.	V B	Mr. Ankush B.	Mrs. Madhudevi Gond
3.	V C	Ms. Binita J.	Mrs. Zahida Qureshi.
4.	VI A	Ms. Suman P.	Mrs. FirdousBodle.
5.	VI B	Mrs. Geetanjali A.	Mrs. Poonam Pawar.
6.	VI C	Mrs. Jyoti B.	Mrs. Phoolbano Shaikh
7.	VII A	Mr. Radheshyam P.	Mrs. Ranjita Gupta.
8.	VII B	Ms. Maneesha N.	Mrs. Abida Shaikh.
9.	VII C	Mr. Subash Y.	Mrs. Ruby Shah.
10.	VIII A	Mrs. Surekha W.	Mrs. Kanta Thakur.
11.	VIII B	Mrs. Mahek S.	Mrs. Poonam Rawat.
12.	VIII C	Mrs. Surekha R.	Mrs. Heema Tiwari.
13.	IX A	Mr. Himanshu W.	Mrs. Shikha Pawar.
14.	IX B	Mrs. Arpana A.	Mr. Prajapati.
15.	IX C	Mr. Deepak S.	Mrs. Nasreen Darugar.

P.T.A. OFFICE BEARERS 2019 – 2020

S. No.	Name	TITLE	designation
1.	Dr. Hutoxi Aibara	Principal	President
2.	Mrs. Renna Rodriques	Supervisor	Jt. Vice President
3.		Parent	Jt. Vice President
4.	Mrs. Shaileja Vanmali	Teacher Representative	Jt. Secretary
5.		Parent	Jt. Secretary

PRIMARY P.T.A. COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR THE YEAR 2019– 2020.

S. No.	STD.	CLASS TEACHER	NAME OF PARENT
1.	I A
2.	I B
3.	I C
4.	II A
5.	II B
6.	II C
7.	III A
8.	III B
9.	III C
10.	IV A
11.	IV B
12.	IV C

PRIMARY P.T.A. OFFICE BEARERS 2019 – 2020

S. No.	Name	TITLE	designation
1.		Principal	President
2.		Supervisor	Jt. Vice President
3.		Parent	Jt. Vice President
4.		Teacher Representative	Jt. Secretary
5.		Parent	Jt. Secretary

Academic Committee

[G.R. No:SSC No. 10 B]

S. No.	Name	TITLE	designation
1.	Dr. Hutoxi Aibara	Principal	Chairman
2.	Mrs. Renna Rodriques	Supervisor	Vice Chairman
3.	Mrs. Anita Saldanha	Teacher	Member
4.	Mrs. Shaileja Vanmali	Teacher’s Representative	Teacher’s Nominee
5.	Mr. Subash Yadav	Teacher	Member
6.	Mr. Ankush Bhoir	Teacher	Member
7.	Mst. Mahesh Singh	Student’s Representative	Head Boy
8.	Ms. Kainath Shaikh	Student Representative	Head Girl

Cultural Committee

S. No.	Name	TITLE	designation
1.	Dr. Hutoxi Aibara	Principal	Chairman
2.	Mrs. Renna Rodriques	Supervisor	Vice Chairman
3.	Mrs. Anita Saldanha	Teacher	Member
4.	Mrs. Smita Kamble	Teacher	Member
5.	Mrs. Jyoti Badhe	Teacher	Member
6.	Mr. Subash Yadav	Teacher	Member

Pocso / Mother-Daughter Committee

[G.R. No: Kr. Sank. 2010/ (76/10) Prashasan.1; Dated 31^stMarch, 2010]

[G.R. No: Kr. Sank. 2014/ Pr.Kr. 439 / S. M. 1; Dated 14^th January, 2015]

The Vishaka Guidelines were a set of procedural guidelines for use in India in cases of sexual harassment. They were promulgated by the Indian Supreme Court in 1997 and were superseded in 2013 by the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013.

S. No.	Name	TITLE	designation
1.	Dr. Hutoxi Aibara	Principal	Chairman
2.	Mrs. Renna Rodriques	Supervisor	Vice Chairman
3.	Mrs. Mahek Shaikh	Teacher	Member
4.	Mrs. Shaileja Vanmali	Teacher Representative	Teacher Nominee
5.	Mrs. Poonam Rawat	Parent	Parent Nominee
6.	Mrs. Hema Tiwari		Parent Nominee
7.	Mrs. Shikha Pawar	Parent	Parent Nominee
8.	Mrs. Nasreen Darugar	Parent	Parent Nominee
9.	Mrs. Mumtaz Khan	Parent	Parent Nominee
10.	Mrs. Asia Khan	Parent	Parent Nominee

Meena-Raju Manch

[G.R. No:SSC No. 10 B; Dated 2012]

Meena-Raju Manch (MRM) is a Maharashtra state government programme (in collaboration with UNICEF, with key support coming from CORO), which has been implemented in Mumbai schools. … A teacher told us about an interesting incident that happened in one of these Mumbai schools where Hindi is the teaching language. The programme started under the name of Meena Manch, but since 2012, it has been renamed Meena-Raju Manch. The idea was to involve male students as their participation was necessary to bring about real social change.

Boys and Girls are equal partners in bringing about social change, children learn at the Meena Raju Manch.
Students from Std. 5 to 8 are enrolled in the programme. Great care is taken to ensure that the programme does not become too theoretical or bookish, or degenerate into a propaganda tool.
Oath against abusive language: the first step towards mutual respect.
Use of time for girls and for boys: an understanding of unequal distribution of labour.
Discussion with the teacher to find a solution for the injustice and create equity for girls in education.
The Meena-Raju Manch is fostering tangible change. It is urging boys and men to rethink many things, so that gender equality does not remain a mere idea. It might be said that the programmes’ success lies in the fact that many more people are now practicing gender equality in everyday life.

S. No.	Name	TITLE	designation
1.	Dr. Hutoxi Aibara	Principal	Chairman
2.	Mrs. Renna Rodriques	Supervisor	Vice Chairman
3.	Mrs. Smita Kamble	Teacher In-Charge	Secretary
4.	Mrs. Shaileja Vanmali	Teacher Representative	Teacher Nominee
5.	Mrs. Rupali Vaidya	Female Teacher	Member
6.	Mr. Sanjay Patil	Male Teacher	Member
7.	Mrs. Sunita Singh.	Female Parent	Parent Nominee
8.	Mrs. Madhudevi Gond	Female Parent	Parent Nominee
9.	Mrs. Zahida Qureshi.	Female Parent	Parent Nominee
10.	Mrs. Firdous Bodle.	Female Parent	Parent Nominee
11.	Mr. A. Prajapati	Male Parent	Parent Nominee
12.	Mr. S. Yadav	Male Parent	Parent Nominee

Anti-Tobacco Committee

Every year, on 31 May, the World Health Organization (WHO) and global partners celebrate World No Tobacco Day (WNTD). The annual campaign is an opportunity to raise awareness on the harmful and deadly effects of tobacco use and second-hand smoke exposure, and to discourage the use of tobacco in any form.The focus of World No Tobacco Day 2019 is on “tobacco and lung health.” The campaign will increase awareness on:

The negative impact that tobacco has on people’s lung health, from cancer to chronic respiratory disease,
The fundamental role lungs play for the health and well-being of all people.

S. No.	Name	TITLE	designation
1.	Dr. Hutoxi Aibara	Principal	Chairman
2.	Mrs. Renna Rodriques	Supervisor	Vice Chairman
3.	Mr. Himanshu Worlikar	Teacher	Secretary
4.	Mrs. Shaileja Vanmali	Teacher Representative	Teacher Nominee
5.	Mrs. Surekha Waghmare	Teacher	Member
6.	Mr. Deepak Singh	Teacher	Member

Midday Meal Committee

[G.R. No:MDMMah. Shi.2; Dated 16^thMay, 2002]

The Mid-day Meal Scheme is a school meal programme of the Government of India designed to better the nutritional standing of school-age children nationwide. The programme supplies free lunches on working days for children in primary and upper primary classes in government, government aided, local body, Education Guarantee Scheme, and alternate innovative education centres, Madarsa and Maqtabs supported under SarvaShikshaAbhiyan, and National Child Labour Project schools run by the ministry of labour. Serving 120,000,000 children in over 1,265,000 schools and Education Guarantee Scheme centres, it is the largest of its kind in the world.

Under article 24, paragraph 2cof the Convention on the Rights of the Child, to which India a party is,India has committed to yielding “adequate nutritious food” for children. The programme has undergone many changes since its launch in 1995. The Midday Meal Scheme is covered by the National Food Security Act, 2013. The legal backing to the Indian school meal programme is akin to the legal backing provided in the US through the National School Lunch Act.

S. No.	Name	TITLE	designation
1.	Dr. Hutoxi Aibara	Principal	Chairman
2.	Mrs. Renna Rodriques	Supervisor	Vice Chairman
3.	Ms. Maneesha Nishad	Teacher	Member
4.	Ms. Binita Jaiswal	Teacher	Member
5.	Mrs. Phoolbano Shaikh	Parent	Member