Hyderabad: Telangana’s School Education Department has put private unaided schools on notice, ordering them to make their 2026-27 fee structures public or risk losing recognition ahead of the new academic year. In a directive issued this week, the department instructed schools to display class-wise fee details on notice boards, school websites and a dedicated section of the department’s portal. Also Read Telangana gig workers defer strike by 10 days after govt assuranceSchool Education Director Dr E Naveen Nicolas directed Regional Joint Directors of School Education and District Educational Officers to act swiftly against non-compliant institutions. Schools that fail to publish their fee structure will face show-cause notices, and officials have been told to invoke Rule 11 of the same GO, which allows for withdrawal of recognition or permission. The department’s move comes amid persistent complaints from parents about steep, unexplained fee hikes by private and corporate schools across the state.