Certified students to classes and villages are closed. Do parents send their children?

Faten al-Hajj wrote in the newspaper “Al-Akhbar” under the headline “A lame return to the classroom: Are parents sending their children today?”: “Parents of public and private school students stand between the needs of the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of the Interior with regard to return to the classroom. According to the decision of the Minister of Education. In the interim government, Tariq Al-Majzoub, No. 463 / M / 2020, students in the ninth grade (brevi ), second secondary (baccalaureate – first section) and third secondary (baccalaureate – second section) are enrolled in their places through mixed education, respecting 50 percent of The capacity of the classrooms is maximum, and applying the procedures stipulated in the health protocol of the ministry, while public and private schools will be closed, in compliance with the decision of the Minister of the Interior in the interim government, Muhammad Fahmy No. 1250 regarding the closure of some towns You and localities, from 6 in the morning to 6 in the afternoon. On the morning of this 19, due to the large number of Corona injured in it

This reality confused parents regarding the contradiction in the positions of the ministries and the fear that all school administrations cannot provide a healthy environment and conditions of public safety for their children. Sources noted that there are areas that are “infested” with “Corona”, and a red like Sidon has not been announced, hoping that the class attendance rate will not exceed 5 percent.
However, sources from the Ministry of Education denied the lack of coordination with the Government, “the fact that the two decisions coincide in their entirety regarding the total closure of schools located in closed towns and localities, and the lack of administrative and schools and workers living in closed areas to work in schools not covered by the closure decision.

According to the representative of the Al-Mustafa schools in the Union of Private Educational Institutions, Muhammad Samaha, “the situation is delicate and must be addressed in a conscious and responsible way, and the errors or transgressions do not negatively impact the perpetrators, but the future decisions regarding the school year. ” Read the full article Press here.