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Fenprof’s general secretary, Mário Nogueira, told journalists via video conference that “there are no conditions, from the point of view of trust,” for the reopening of schools for 11 and 12-year-old students. .
Fenprof, who met with officials from the Ministry of Education due to the partial reopening of the schools, considers “It is important that the entire school community, “including students, teachers, and non-teaching staff, be tested multiple times to give” confidence to people“
Mário Nogueira pointed out that older teachers “are at greater risk” of contagion.
“Soccer cannot have a different state from that of education,” he said, adding that “problems are not solved at school with masks and disinfectant gel.”
The Fenprof manager announced the delivered this Tuesday, in parliament, a petition that requires the covid-19 to carry out screening tests on the entire school community, starting in the municipalities with the most cases of infection.
The Ministry of Education reserved this Tuesday to meet with the teachers’ union structures on the partial reopening of the schools, scheduled for next Monday for students of years 11 and 12, who will have face-to-face classes in 22 subjects are required for the national exams of access to higher education.Union structure repairs
Fenprof understands that health delegates must, in each municipality, give a prior opinion before schools reopen to guarantee the resumption of face-to-face security classes.
For teachers, the union structure recommended that they refuse to enter a classroom if the school does not provide masks.
Invoking “the overload” of teachers’ work, which will have to be divided into classrooms and distance classes, in case they also teach students from other levels of education or the sick, Mário Nogueira defended that the Ministry of Education should have allowed that the schools, which have pedagogical autonomy, could have found “the solution” to manage the support that will be provided to the students and to the class regime.
Even to safeguard, according to the director of Fenprof, that at the time of the national exams there was no inequality between the students.
The partial reopening of schools next week is one of the measures in the country’s de-definition plan defined by the Government to be implemented in stages.
