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Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė announced this during the government meeting on Monday.
“Later this week, when the ministers of health and education develop the standard text or principles of the proposals, we will consider the conditions under which beginners could return to education in contact,” he said.
Health Minister Arūnas Dulkys stated that these proposals will be presented to the next government meeting.
It is scheduled for Wednesday.
The prime minister’s spokeswoman, Rasa Jakilaitienė BNS, also said experts met on Sunday to discuss scenarios in which stages it would be possible to open schools for other students.
“At worst, graduation for high school graduates and elementary school children, and at best, for all students,” he said.
According to R.Jakilaitienė, the Government will also decide on this on Wednesday.
Currently, only those beginners whose schools provide cumulative tests of students and teachers can return to class. In this way, contact education has been renewed in four schools in the capital, and in the near future it may be renewed in some 60 more institutions in the country.
After the announcement of the second quarantine in Lithuania on November 7, most of the students switched to distance or mixed learning, from mid-December onwards they were on vacation and from January also to study from home.
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