Meghalaya Approves Community-Integrated Skill Learning for Classes VI–X

Overview

• CISL will be integrated into Health and Physical Education for Classes VI to X as a structured curricular component.
• Students will choose skills rooted in family or community settings, including local trades such as farming or crafts.
• Learning will require active practice and demonstration, with performance counted toward academic assessment.
• The government presents the shift as a way to build practical abilities, preserve traditional livelihoods, and deepen family engagement.
• The Cabinet also allowed private SSLC registrations and cleared other administrative items, with implementation details for CISL yet to be specified.