Amaravati: Even when Covid Tally continues to stay high, Education Minister Andhra Pradesh Adimool Angel Suresh insist on Monday that the school will continue in offline or physical mode.
On Monday, the school continued the class after a one-week Sankranti holiday, but his presence was rarely because parents worried about sending their children to school now considering the current Covid situation.
Speaking to the media after the meeting of the Ministry of Education, Suresh said that the decision to continue the class in offline mode was taken in the best interests of the students.
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“Already 150 school days have been completed in this academic year, and we intend to continue the remaining sessions in offline mode.
Because of Covid’s pandemic, we follow the ‘all pass’ approach in the past few years but we understand the problem.
The students will face in The future if this continues, “he said.
Stating that online classes have certain limitations, the minister said that parents students do not need to worry about their safety because teachers are fully vaccinated and 90 percent of students aged 15 years and over have also been given the first dose.
Said that there was no relationship between the spread of Covid and conducting classes in schools, the minister said that the government would take the right steps if the situation guarantees them.
Following the awakening of Covid cases, other southern countries such as Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Telangana, and Karnataka have postponed offline classes.
Andhra Pradesh put aside the closure of the school because of Covid
