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“It is good that the first week after months at home it was settling down. It is okay that classes have been divided to ensure adequate security to comply with Covid regulations. It’s okay that appointments haven’t been made yet (but that out of 8 requested teachers, only 5 will be sent, of which 3 for the year and 2 Covid) But how do you explain to me that only this high school has extremely short hours , 2 hours a day? ”.
It is the outburst of a mother of a pupil of a Tuscan school, who continues: “And how do you explain to me that the “Lim” in the classes doesn’t work? And given that in the last two years this school has seen a teacher drain to say the least exaggerated (I think a number of more than 10 units in 2 years), wouldn’t it be appropriate to assign a more organic school to this school? From a structural point of view, many investments have been made in this school, but in the end the school must be made up of people and above all teachers, rather than walls, so it would be appropriate that, with the previous questions, the appropriate would be to evaluate the matter. very closely“.
The woman explains to La Nazione the problems caused also to working parents: “It is becoming a problem to take the children to school at 11 or to leave at 10:30. Do they have to leave them in the city for 2 hours or do they have to take transportation and go home alone?“He asks.”I thank all the teachers because they put all their effort into it – conclude – to help the children and I hope everything goes well, Covid and more if you allow it“.
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