Who is writing, and for whom
Who this is for
For the people who run a CBSE school. The posts assume you already know how a school works.
That means principals, directors and trustees, vice-principals, exam coordinators and HODs. Each post is about what a rule means for the running of a school.
Who is writing
The posts here are written and checked by Rajesh Kumar, who is building Krama. Each compliance post shows the date its claims were checked against the source circular, and the byline on every post links to this page.
Krama is school-records software in development for CBSE schools, so it is the commercial interest behind this writing. The posts stay on what a rule costs a school to run and leave the product out, because a guide that doubles as a sales pitch is hard to trust.
What you will find here
Circular decoding
What a CBSE circular means for your registration window, calendar and staffing, with the date its claims were checked against the live source.
NEP / NCF-SE implementation
Internal assessment, the Holistic Progress Card, and the new textbooks, with the workload stated honestly.
Teacher enablement
Methods your teachers can use on Monday, such as setting papers to the board's blueprint and writing competency items.
School operations
Result analysis, admissions, and the machinery underneath both.
What you will not find
There are no sample papers, solved questions or result-date news here. Those are written for students, and students are not who this is for.
On accuracy
Compliance posts carry a date stamp showing when their claims were last checked against the source circular. Circular dates shift, so confirm against the live circular before acting on any deadline you read here.