In response to low rankings in the national Performance Grading Index (PGI), the Meghalaya government is implementing targeted reforms to enhance school education. Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma emphasized the need to address gaps affecting educational performance, particularly in foundational literacy and numeracy. The state has nearly 14,600 schools, including those in remote areas, ensuring access to education. Key initiatives include improving classroom teaching practices, investing in infrastructure such as science laboratories and ICT-enabled classrooms, and expanding vocational education through the Community Skill Integrated Curriculum. Additionally, the government is enhancing student welfare measures, including improvements to the midday meal program and sanitary facilities in girls' schools. To ensure accurate reflection of progress, a stronger focus on data management and digital governance will be adopted, with regular assessments planned to boost educational outcomes and PGI performance in the coming years.