Ahmedabad: After class 12, the state government has decided to reopen the school for grade 9 to 11th grade from July 26 with 50% attendance.
The decision was taken at the meeting of the core committee chaired by the Head of Minister of Vijay Rupani on Thursday, according to a press statement.
Given the decline in the number of Covid-19 cases in the state, the decision was taken in this matter, he said.
Not compulsory presence and students must produce approval letters from their parents because they attend class studies on campus, he added.
Government Gujarat’s decision to start the Inperson classes in schools for 12th grade students seen by many people as a gradual return to normal.
Others were present at the Core Committee Meeting including Education Minister Bhupindersinh Chudasama, Minister of Energy Saurabh Patel, Minister of State House Pradeepsinh Jadeja, Head of the Anil Secretary of Mukim, Secretary of the Additional Head for the Department of Home Pankar and several other senior officials.
The government aims to reopen schools and universities in staggering ways with all social blasphemy and preventive measures Covid-19.
On the first day reopened for grade 12 students on July 9, schools throughout the country watched around 39% of attendance.
Of a total of 59,591 school students who sent detailed attendance to the Ministry of Education, 23,283 students were present on the first day.
The 12th and Class 10 Council exam for repeaters has maintained classrooms throughout the country.
“The council exam for repeaters will expire at school again for grade 9 to grade 11 students, therefore we hope the attendance number is higher next week,” said the source.
Guj: class 9-11 to reopen with a 50% presence on Monday
