Educational institutions in the state are set to reopen after a gap of almost three weeks.Education Minister Sabita Indrareddy has announced that all educational institutions will continue to function as usual from February 1.Minister Sabita clarified that corona regulations must be complied with and sanitation programs must be carried out in educational institutions.
School owners and teachers need to be careful in this regard.
The government has announced holidays for educational institutions from January 8 to 17 ahead of schedule as the Corona Third Wave rises.This was strongly opposed by academics.
The argument came to the fore that it would not be appropriate to close educational institutions when shopping malls and other business activities were going on as usual.The government hopes to allow educational institutions to reopen from the 31st of this month.
Reports were sought from the medical and educational departments.The medical department said that although the number of Covid cases was increasing, it was not having much of an impact on the public and was recovering quickly and educational institutions could be run with corona regulations.
The Department of Education said that the necessary sanitation work should be carried out in the educational institutions, which needs the support of the local institutions and the government HM should be responsible for this management.Education officials said the Corona guidelines, previously issued, are still in effect.
Students from public and private educational institutions have so far been taught online.The government has made it possible for students from 8 to 10 to listen to lessons through DD and T-shot.
Private schools teach online through Zoom, Google Meet.The government, however, did not say whether the facility would be available once schools start.
Authorities said a resolution could be reached in a few days.School children can always listen to lessons through YouTube.
