Nagpur: The State Education Department has provided a green signal for schools in the city (from STD VIII-XII) and rural (STD V and so on) to reopen in physical mode from August 17, subject to approval from local authorities.
Across vidarbha, the city commissioner and district collector will hold a review meeting this week before making a final decision about the implementation of gr.
In all key open orders, it is always clear that the reopening of the school will be carried out according to the direction of the State Education Department.
At present, only schools in rural areas are open with STD VIII-XII class students who are present.
Commissioner of the city of Radhakrishnan B said, “We will go through the GR and study the guidelines.
After that, the right decision will be taken after reviewing the situation in the city.” Amravati Collector Paweet Kaur and Commissioner of the Prashant Rode City also said they would review the GR in detail and then make decisions.
In Chandrapur, CEO of Zilla Parishad Shrikrishna Panchal said, “I will take reviews on August 11 and will take the final decision if at all is a collector’s problem guide tomorrow.” Academics in the city are happy with the state government’s decision.
Madhu Joseph, Principal of High School, said, “This is a very good decision because we cannot continue like this.
Already, students roam the place or restaurant friend, so I don’t see how infection can be captured only on the school campus.
Studies have been Taking a back seat for many students and some even started to take a rating.
“Premlata Tiwari, Principal of Bhol High School, said,” School must reopen physical mode because it is too long and has a detrimental effect on students.
We can restart By remembering all safety prevention measures.
Teachers have come to campus and almost everyone has been vaccinated, thus providing a large safety net.
“Shilpee Ganguly, Principal of Center Point School (Katol Road), said,” It’s time for school starting in physical mode Because we all have the ability to ensure a safe environment for students.
I am sure that Isa and school will follow all soups.
Because so many students travel to hill stations, beaches, and other places.
So compared to that, school is much safer.
“Ashok Gavankar, Principal Raosaheb Thawre Junior College, said,” This is a welcome decision because students from poor socio-economic conditions cannot access online classes.
In the city of Nagpur itself, 40% of students cannot attend online lectures because they do not have a smartphone.
Therefore, I welcome the decision to start a physical class.
“The State Education Department has reaffirmed that the presence is not compulsory.
An education official said,” Some parts of the parents were truly Hiper last time when we opened school.
So, if you (parents) are not convinced about the ability of the school to follow the SOP or worry about your child’s behavior on campus, don’t send them.
Online class will continue according to schedule.
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