ranchi after the state government formed a committee to look into the demands of fee waivers at private schools cbseaffiliated educational institutes of ranchi on wednesday wrote a letter to the state government voicing their concernslisting out a slew of expenses being borne by the schools even during the lockdown the letter signed by representatives of the schools mentioned if fee collection is stopped the schools will be left with only two options asking for financial aid from the government for fixed expenses and salaries or a failure to run the schoolsthe letter also mentioned that the schools havent stopped functioning and are holding online classes the school managements are also bearing taxes and other expenses and if fee collection is stopped the schools will not be able to bear these expenses the letter readas a breather to the parents the letter mentioned that the schools are willing to take up a few measures no cbse school will charge late fee for the next six months and will only charge money for 11 months this session the letter further added instead of quarterly fees the schools are willing to accept fees every month and parents will not be forced to pay the feesprincipal of jawahar vidya mandir samarjit jana said our teachers are taking online classes even during the lockdown some of them are not even tech savvy but are still managing somehow and working 1012 hours a day jana added we do not have enough balance in our account and the last months salary was paid from the fixed deposits if the situation continues we will not be able to pay our staff as the only source of income for us is the fee collected from the studentsprincipal of vidya vikas public school morabadi said we try to maintain proper standards of teaching and it requires money our teachers are working day and night and learning how to use technology to teach students digitally we have assured to help parents in all the possible way the government should help us in paying our staff if they ask us not to take feesmeanwhile the parents association is in no mood to relent in a letter to the chief minister all jharkhand parents association asked the government to gather financial records of all private schools for the last five years and check whether they are able to give concession on fees