Ranchi: Following the Government’s order on the reopening of the school, several private educational institutions here have started offline classes.
However, the presence of students remained low because a large number of parents refused to give approval to send their children.
In a command issued on July 30, the state government has allowed the reopening of the school for class IX students to XII while imposing several conditions, including parents’ approval.
Delhi Public School, Ranchi, started offline classes from Monday that calls students with strange roll numbers to ensure the right space for social distance.
The presence of students is around 60% while parents around 30% of students refuse to send their children to school for fear for Covid-19.
A school official said, “We will allow students even with roll numbers on Tuesday after regular teaching will also be done through online mode.
Class X and XII students will also be called for practical classes.” So, the Principal of Public Schools DAV Kapildeo MK Sinha said, “The classes take place in offline and online modes in my school since August 6.
All teachings of telecast classes directly for online students.
Sixty percent of students come to school and we follow government guidelines for Covid strictly on campus .
“another city-based Institute, School of Public Sarla Birla said it had started an offline class for students in classes IX, X and XII of August 4th, while for class XI, offline sessions will begin on Tuesday.
The presence of students in online classes is around 70% while parents of 30% of students have not given their agreement, so far, the school authorities said.
Loyola Public School Authority also said the school planned to call students from next week.