In an interview with Abc News, Deputy Minister of Education Nina Guga said that all necessary measures have been taken for the safety of high school students who will resume school on May 18.
The students according to the deputy minister, will be checked in every movement within the school premises to prevent them from gathering in groups.
“The teaching process will continue in strict measures related to hygiene and the implementation of regulations. In all schools, the directorates have taken measures starting from the entrance and exit lines.
The distance from each bank will be from 1.5 to 2 meters.
In each class there is a bank with the name of the student where it will sit and a disinfectant.
Among other things, in her interview for Abc News, the Deputy Minister said that the students and all the staff will be equipped with gloves and masks.
“Teaching will start at 8:30. They will be controlled for every move in the corridors and only for emergencies will be allowed to leave accompanied by others. Classrooms will be airy and with open windows, said Guga.
The decision to return the students to the high school was taken after numerous requests from students who needed physical consultation with the relevant teachers, as a preparatory phase before the exams./abcnews.al
