In Haryana, an order has been issued by the Education Department to open schools for the students of class 10th to 12th from February 1. To enter the school, students have to bring permission in writing from their parents. Only after permission, students from class 10th to 12th will be able to come to school.
Only those who have received one dose of the anti-coronavirus vaccine will get admission to schools. It will be necessary to follow the corona rules. For classes 1st to 9th, the earlier orders will be applicable. Children will be able to come to school voluntarily, there will be no compulsion for this. The option of online studies will also be open. For the student who wants to continue his studies through an online medium, he will be allowed to study online. Schools will operate as per the SOP issued last year.
Students will not be forced to come to school
It has been written in the orders issued by the Education Department that there will be no compulsion nor any kind of pressure will be created regarding the attendance of the students in the school. The entire arrangement will be subject to the consent of the parents. The teachers and the school operator will have to follow the corona rules inside the schools.
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