Nagpur: The CBSE School in Dabha will be closed for 10 days after STD XI students are tested positive for Covid-19.
Asymptomatic students and get themselves tested as precautions in front of plans to travel out of town.
On Friday, the CBSE school in Kampee Road was closed for a week after a student there was tested positive.
In accordance with sources at the school in Dabha, students attend physical classes only once this week but to comply with the Ministry of Health’s norms, management will turn off physical class teaching with direct effects.
An employee who works on the school administration wing says, “We received a telephone today from Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) that a student has tested positive and they need to talk to the principal.
So, we have a citizenship authority related to the principal.” The senior teacher at school said that the students were asymptomatic even on a single day when he went to school.
“We check body temperature and ask about symptoms for all students, and he doesn’t have it.
It’s easier for us to manage because currently STD IX is reopened for physical teaching,” said the teacher.
Because Christmas holidays just round the corner, the school has decided to synchronize their mandatory shutdown with him.
The senior teacher said, “We only have three working days left before the school is closed for vacation, so we do it earlier.
Now, repairs will be on January 3″ All students and teachers who come into contact with students have been asked to undergo a RT-PCR test.
Teachers who undergo tests must share their reports with school management before they are allowed to continue the task in January.
However, online classes will continue according to schedule, thus ensuring that students do not suffer academic losses.
Nagpur: another CBSE school is closed after a positive student test
