Schools reopening causes a chaos in Puerto Rico
The reopening of schools and the announcement of in-person attendance for pupils in Puerto Rico has caused chaos among p...
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A consent from the state government to reopen schools may not be enough to resume in-person classes, parents have to feel comfortable about sending their children to school, the heads of several institutions have said.Parents have to be part of the decision-making and they will have to decide whether it is “safe enough†to send their children to school amid the pandemic, a principal said.A day after the ICSE council had on December 2 requested all chief ministers to allow schools to “reopen partially†— for the students of Classes X and XII - from January 4, several schools started thinking how to tackle the issue.A number of school heads said it was a “difficult choice†for parents — many might still be scared to send their children to class and at the same time worried that not doing so would result in the students missing out on practical and “doubt clearing†sessions.
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Schools await parents’ reopen nod
A consent from the state government to reopen schools may not be enough to resume in-person classes, parents have to feel comfortable about sending their children to school, the heads of several institutions have said.Parents have to be part of the decision-making and they will have to decide whether it is “safe enough†to send their children to school amid the pandemic, a principal said.A day after the ICSE council had on December 2 requested all chief ministers to allow schools to “reopen partially†— for the students of Classes X and XII - from January 4, several schools started thinking how to tackle the issue.A number of school heads said it was a “difficult choice†for parents — many might still be scared to send their children to class and at the same time worried that not doing so would result in the students missing out on practical and “doubt clearing†sessions.
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