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The meeting, which began around 5 in the afternoon and ended at almost 9 at night, took place at the Palácio da Fonte Grande, in the center of Vitória, and was attended by representatives of the Union of Education Companies Private of Espírito Santo (Sinepe), Union of Workers in Public Education of Espírito Santo (Sindiupes), Union of Teachers of Espírito Santo (Sinpro), State Prosecutor’s Office, State Attorney General’s Office and Government Secretaries, Human Resources, Planning, Health and State Education. The objective was to discuss the closure of schools in the municipalities included in the moderate risk of transmission of Covid-19.
In a note, Sedu reported that it presented technical data on the pandemic to entities, and that The possibility of reopening teaching units is also being evaluated in moderate-risk municipalities.. A new meeting, this time internal and with the participation of Governor Renato Casagrande, will be held on Wednesday (25) for a definition on the subject. See the full note:
The Ministry of Education reports that during the meeting held this Tuesday night, the State Government presented technical and scientific data on the pandemic scenario in Espírito Santo and the situation of the schools. The following participated in the meeting: Public Ministry, Sinepe, Sinpro, Sindiupes and Sindipublics. The possibility of reopening teaching units in moderate risk municipalities is also evaluated. Tomorrow (Wednesday) a new meeting will be held with all the members of the Situation Room and Governor Renato Casagrande, for a definition ”.
“GOOD EXPECTATIONS,” SAYS PRIVATE SCHOOLS UNION
Although no decision was made during the meeting, the president of Sinepe, Moacir Lellis, said that the entity’s expectation is that Governor Renato Casagrande authorizes the return of face-to-face classes to schools in moderate-risk municipalities next Friday (27).
“The meeting was very productive. According to scientific data, schools can operate in municipalities of moderate risk, as presented by the secretariat. But the decision is up to the governor. We hope that schools can operate with face-to-face classes in municipalities with moderate risk. The expectation is good, ”he said.
SINDIUPES IS AGAINST
In contact with the report, representatives of Sindiupes, who also participated in the meeting, stated that the entity is opposed to the proposal. “Sindiupes has placed a position contrary to the change of rules,” said the entity’s director, Noêmia Simonassi.
SCHOOLS CLOSED FROM MONDAY (23)
Student officials and private school owners complained that the blockade of activities restricted the education sector – which, according to them, respects the security protocols determined by the government – but was not linked to other commercial sectors.
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