Jaipur: Other students from private schools in this city were tested positive for Coronavirus on Thursday.
With this, four children from three private schools have contacted a virus in three days.
Head of Medical and Health (CMHO), Jaipur II, Hansraj Bhadaliya, said, “12-year-old students in the Modi School Neer, who tested the positive virus, have not attended school since November 8.” His mother had tested positive before and now he was infected.
We trace the contact, “he said .
On Saturday, our teacher will teach that class virtually.
We have advised parents not to send covid-related symptoms, “said Dubey.
This incident has increased fear among parents and they demand the provisions for online class instead of mandatory offline.
Earlier this week, two students from Maharaja Sawai Man Singh Vidyalaya and one of Jayshree Perwal International School was found as a positive covid.
School authorities have suspended offline classes, but parents of all schools in the city have begun to guarantee offline classes.
Director of Secondary Education, Bikaner, Kana Ram, said, “standard operating procedure (SOP) does not mention that the school cannot provide an online class.
It’s up to school and parents to keep the option open.
If parents are uncomfortable with offline classes, they must approach school authority.
“According to Manish Vijayvargiya, Conventor of Abhibhavak Ekta Sangh Rajasthan, SOP has opened a choice for private schools not to provide online classes and most of the schools hold on to it.” We need orders from the government to make it mandatory for every school to provide online classes and Let old people decide.
If the government does not need to risk the lives of the students.
“According to the guidelines issued by the state government, if a student was found positive, the classroom must remain closed for 10 days.
However, the school keeps the room close only for a few days.