Maharashtra Schools Reopened for Classes 1-12, Parent’s Permission Must
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Amidst the threats of Corona and Omicron, schools have been reopened in Maharashtra for students of classes 1 to 12 from Monday today. Now children will have to go to schools and study offline instead of online. There is an atmosphere of happiness with the opening of the school. There is a lot of enthusiasm among the children imprisoned in homes for a long time. The children who came to study in the school have also given assurance of following the corona protocol.
Maharashtra Schools Reopened for Classes 1-12
Schools have reopened for students of class 1-12 in Maharashtra's capital Mumbai from today. A student of the school in the Wadala area of Mumbai expressed happiness and said that it feels good to be back in school. There were problems in online classes. At the same time, another student said that it feels good to be back in school. We will keep social distancing and use of masks in the school. Now classes will run in schools both offline and online.
Although schools for children from class 1 to 12 have been reopened in Maharashtra, questions are also being raised on this decision of the Uddhav government of the state. It is also being discussed in the media that during the Corona period, Is Maharashtra government has shown haste in opening the school? It is being discussed in the media that to call the children to school, it is necessary to follow the Covid SOP and take the consent of the parents. In such a situation, has the government taken the consent of the parents of the children?
Children need to go to school for their physical, mental and spiritual development. If all the schools follow all the corona protocols properly, then the danger to the children will be very less. Children need to wear masks, follow social distancing and use sanitizers in the protocol.
