Prior to the presidency of the region, Yule’s representatives were those who prioritized the school movement, under the regional school office. Monday, January 25 is another day surrounding the school’s subtle issue and measures to combat the Govt epidemic. On the one hand, without receiving it, a meeting with Governor Michael Emiliano was called to make the final choice: distance learning or face-to-face. On the other hand, the school condemns the lack of regional guidelines for safe attendance and reiterates the need to return to face-to-face lessons in appropriate classrooms with a number of students not exceeding 20.
“We are joining a national mobilization – spokeswoman Giovanni de Giglio explains – during the week the school offices contact the ministry with the number of registrations for next year. To date, there is no action plan for the transportation, monitoring and screening of schools. Beyond thanking the principals and teachers for their good wishes, we are in the middle of the school year in these conditions, which is why the region wants to focus on distance education instead of responding to emergencies. ”
Gilvani Verga, Yule School Secretary, Governor Emiliano must accept his responsibilities and choose a clear decision. “It’s not half time for action anymore – Verga explains with self-service lessons at the request of parents. Concrete and concrete exams are needed, Emiliano tells us whether or not he will continue teaching in the presence of the year. It is necessary to strengthen the government staff through the use of. “Verga also emphasizes a questionable area. “Emiliano’s command – more unacceptable than before because it expands exam teachers to high schools and, therefore, even older students. Let it be clear, meanwhile, there are no medical devices and tampons, not to mention vaccines, even if the region has predicted school staff for the second phase”
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