Kolkata: Increase in Covid cases and restrictions on the consequences, including on-campus class closure, it is impossible to come to a greater moment for the State Council students.
While students in schools affiliated with Cisce and CBSE have completed their first-term council test, the State Council students face uncertainty because they hardly have two months to go for the XII exam.
Drive vaccination for students, book distribution and midday eating will continue.
The Madhyamic exam was canceled in 2021 because the spread of Covid and the HS exam was canceled even the previous year, when the pandemic had just broken.
“We are preparing for the board exam and need to attend regular classes.
Attending practical classes is important.
But we don’t know whether and when we can return to the classroom again,” said Sandipan Bhattacharyya Sandipu class XII.
The Department of School Education issues a notification on Monday, instructs schools to continue academics online and through alternative mode.
The teacher has been told to visit the student’s house “to oversee academic activities and provide suitable guidance”.
The school hostel will also be closed.
In the event that some students cannot empty the hostel, the authorities must ensure the security of the Boarders.
No visitors will be permitted at the hostel.
Those who had just been promoted to class IX hoped to attend school after almost two years but were very disappointed.
“They are now at IX having to wait a few more days before they can return to school,” said Taki Headmistress of the Swagata Basak Headmistress.
Taltala High School Headmaster Rittic Kundu said, “We need to complete various jobs first.
We will switch to online classes a few days later.”
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