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Nothing schools reopening in December, before the Christmas holidays. Despite the will of the Minister of Education, Lucía Azzolina, was to bring all the students back to class on December 9, the Regions continue to push in a completely different direction and the government now seems willing to give in. Back to school for secondary schools, currently in 100% distance education, will not take place sooner January 7th. High schools, therefore, must remain closed, even if there is no final decision yet. At the moment, however, it seems unlikely that he will return to school on December 9. Before the holidays, therefore, you should not go back to classes.
Distance learning in the yellow, orange and red areas
Distance learning continues, Thus. In the yellow zones, and according to Hope, all regions will be yellow zones by December 15, Dad will still be running for high schools. Therefore, kindergarten, elementary and middle schools will remain present in the yellow areas as well as the orange ones. In the red zones, on the other hand, distance learning will continue also for second and third grade. Although now in the red zone there are fewer and fewer Regions, after the transition to the orange zone of Calabria, Lombardy and Piedmont. Even in these cases, there is still the possibility of carrying out on-site activities for use in laboratories and for students with disabilities. Distance education also for the university, where the suspension of face-to-face activity continues.
School, the Regions ask to reopen in January
The government could give in to pressure from the Regions for one reason above all: to limit crowds on public transportation. In addition, avoid cases of contagion between students and teachers in this delicate phase. The final decision has yet to be made, but the Regions keep asking for refunds after Christmas holidays. Only Emilia-Romagna and Toscana say they are in favor of a comeback in December. And the Tuscan president, Eugenio Giani, explains his proposal to HuffPost: “In this containment phase, imagine 50% teaching at home and 50% in the classroom. In short, an intermediate form“. The idea of Alberto Cirio, president of the Piedmont Region, is quite different, defining a”Madness“A possible reopening of schools in December. Finally, rejected by the school world, by the principals and also by the majority, the proposal to go to school on Sundays, raised by the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Paola De Micheli.
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