The Madras High Court today ruled that a school management could not be compelled to admit a student if it is not satisfied with the pupil's character and discipline even though he or she is meritorious. Dismissing a petition filed by the father of a girl who scored 489 out of 500 in the class X examination, seeking a direction to the school management to admit his daughter in class XI, Justice S Vaidhyanathan said the school authorities were right in denying admission for her girl, who was allegedly" disobedient and disrespectful". "Teachers are the best judges" to evaluate the character of a student and not parents, the judge said. "Education was the panacea for all the evils in the world, but education without moral values and behaviour will definitely vouchsafe reversal attitude. Knowledge was not given but earned and character was not granted but cultivated over the years," the court observed. The court could not compel the management to a...
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