Jaipur: More than 60,000 private schools and the government opened in full capacity from Monday.
The government has allowed school to open with a 100% capacity of seeing the low number of Covid cases reported.
But in most districts, a large number of parents apparently still reluctant to send their children to school.
Bal Vidya Vidhyashram School Principal Pratima Sharma said that the response was better in the lower class.
“The response is good in the lower class because higher class students become familiar with online classes.
In class XI, medium term is taking place so that they are not in high amounts.
We do classes in online and offline mode,” Sharma said.
A similar response came from Subodh Public School, Jaipur.
According to school administration, attendance is around 55% and is expected to increase in the coming days.
Cambridge Court High School functions within 50% capacity and will open 100% from Wednesday.
Principal Lata Rawat said they would maintain an online class choice.
Some parents worry about their children who attend school.
Monika Sharma, the parents of class II students said, “I went to pick up my child from school.
It is difficult to see smaller class children not maintaining social distance.
I asked the government not to risk the life of children because of the Covid case It has begun to rise again.
“Some parents also complained about online classes closed by schools that forced parents to send their children to physical classes.
Strangely, the state government in the SOP released has not been mentioned whether the school must continue the online class along with offline.
Abhishek Jain Bittu, spokesman Sanyukt Abhibhavak Sangh said, “We accept complaints from many parents that the school has turned off online class.
Parents are forced to send students to school, which risk their lives.
The government must take action against these schools.
The government Not clarifying this statement whether online classes must be available.
It is used by private schools.
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