Jharkhand's Chief Minister Hemant Soren has directed officials to expedite the establishment of 5,000 CM Schools of Excellence across the state, aiming to enhance educational access for marginalized communities. Currently, 80 CM Schools are operational, providing education comparable to private institutions. Soren emphasized the need for every school to have more than one teacher within the next 6 to 8 months and announced plans for a pilot transportation project to assist students in commuting. He highlighted the state's improved performance in primary education and literacy, noting better results from the existing CM Schools. Additionally, the education department is focusing on reducing dropout rates, especially among girls, and is conducting campaigns to re-enroll students who have left school, including those working in labor. Soren has also called for innovative teacher training and exposure visits for students to enrich their learning experiences.