Mumbai: Private schools assisted and without assistance here have seen 10% jumping presence five days after they reopened on Monday.
However, parents, their guess was forced to send children to school by ignoring the State Standard Operation Procedure (SOP).

The data issued by the state shows the strength of students in the city private schools up from 22% at 4 to 33% on Friday.
On Monday, 1.62 lakh students have attended private schools.
That number rose to 2.42 lakh on Friday.
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“My child will attend online classes on Tuesday and Thursday.
But from Wednesday, he has been told to attend a physical school every day,” said the parents from grade 10 students.
Parents who did not give approval for physical schools said his son had been told the offline exam would be mandatory.
“Schools released an online schedule for the first semester exam.
Now, it is said to take an offline exam from October 14,” another parent said.
The teacher said students were called to class every day.
‘While one-bench, one-student SOP is being adhered to, there is no distance between the two.
Civil schools, who saw more than 45% of attendance on the first day, saw a drop of 10% on Friday.
In Thane, the presence fell by about one percent (from 40%) in the four days of reopening.
Schools in Raigad district saw a leap of 20% four days after reopening.
Until Friday, 62% of students were at school.
Some schools opened back on Monday plan to close the online exam in the coming weeks.
Many schools have decided to do an offline exam.