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The Minister of Education, Mónica Anisie, affirmed this Tuesday night that the Regulation on the organization and operation of pre-university education units was modified to adapt it to the situation generated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
“The regulation of organization and operation of the pre-university education units – this regulation was already approved by ministerial order on August 31, adapted to this situation. It is transmitted to the Official Gazette, it probably appeared today (…). Many documents are published on the monitor and it seems that it is lagging behind, but it is approved and, in addition, we have been given the possibility of making regulations at the level of the educational unit, because it is important that each educational unit has a clear regulation that Parents and students must know and respect, because it is an obligation (…) It is a framework regulation, the last regulation that was made was in 2016 and now we had to adapt it to the situation in which we find ourselves, ”said Monica Anisie, by Digi24.
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The Minister of Education mentioned that there is also a guide for the return of children to school, which provides hygiene measures that must be taken to prevent diseases.
“There is a shared responsibility, we are talking about a responsibility of the parents, a responsibility of the teachers, but also of the medical staff, because they have to come to the school and explain to the teachers, but also to the students what they have to do . The guide that we have achieved, in fact, the common order that everyone knows, we have measures for both parents, we have advice for them, advice for the students, but also the responsibility of the teacher to tell the children when they start classes what the measures are hygiene, the basic rules that everyone must follow in the school space, ”said the minister.
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Regarding the possibility of children eating at school, Monica Anisie said that there are no restrictions on this, but hygiene rules must be observed.
“There are no recommendations that in any way restrict the child’s ability to eat at school. Just taking some hygiene measures, that is, before the student takes the sandwich or if there is a possibility that the school will secure it through dining rooms, then to wash use towels first and then wash your hands again after finishing. There are no prohibitions, but there are responsibilities, both on the part of the teacher, who must take a break to supervise the student, and on the part of the parents ”, Specified the Minister of Education.
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