In a significant move to spice up educational alternatives for underprivileged children in Thailand, nine colleges yesterday had been inducted beneath royal patronage, observed Education Minister, Trinuch Thienthon.
Trinuch on Monday, officiated an announcement concerning a big change in the identities of those colleges following their adoption by the Rajaprajanugroh Foundation beneath Royal Patronage. The educational institutions, initially known as Sueksa Songkhro Schools, will henceforth bear the title Rajaprajanugroh Schools.
Previously, these establishments were registered with the Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC), a section of the Education Ministry. Now, the management of those nine faculties falls beneath the auspices of the Rajaprajanugroh Foundation under Royal Patronage.
The academic institutions in query include: Sueksa Songkhro Bang Kruai School in Nonthaburi, Sueksa Songkhro Mae Hong Son School in Mae Hong Son, Sueksa Songkhro Chiang Mai School in Chiang Mai, and Sueksa Songkhro Chiang Dao School in Chiang Mai.
The record also consists of Sueksa Songkhro Mae Chan School in Chiang Rai, Sueksa Songkhro Thawat Buri School in Roi Et, Sueksa Songkhro Surat Thani School in Surat Thani, Sueksa Songkhro Phatthalung School in Phatthalung, and Sueksa Songkhro Narathiwat School in Narathiwat.
With their inclusion, these establishments be a part of the rank as the 58th to 66th Rajaprajanugroh Schools underneath His Majesty the King’s royal patronage, Trinuch added.
She further elaborated that the shift in patronage and title isn’t merely nominal. Cancel anytime said…
“The college name alteration and switch to the Rajaprajanugroh Foundation beneath Royal Patronage will permit students to be granted scholarships and have many extra alternatives in schooling.”