- AThe school should lower the fee it charges in the eighth standard
- BThe teachers of the school should be transferred and others put in their place
- CThe municipality should examine carrying the school on to the tenth standard, or else securing its eighth-standard leavers a settled place at a school that goes that far
- DThe school should put up boards through the locality inviting fresh admissions
Step-by-Step Solution
The families have stated their reason and it is a single one: the school stops too early. An action that follows must answer that reason, either by extending the school or by removing the anxiety about what comes after the eighth. A lower fee answers a complaint about cost that nobody made; transferring the teachers punishes them for a defect that is not theirs; and advertising invites families to a school that will still stop at the eighth.
Answer: C) The municipality should examine carrying the school on to the tenth standard, or else securing its eighth-standard leavers a settled place at a school that goes that far