Schools for classes 10 to 12 to reopen in Haryana from Feb 1: Minister

The Haryana government had earlier this month suspended physical classes in all schools amid the surge in Covid-19 cases

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for classes 10 to 12 will reopen in from February 1, Education Minister Kanwar Pal said on Tuesday.

"The government has decided to open for 10th, 11th and 12th classes from February 1," Kanwar Pal said in a tweet.

The government had earlier this month suspended physical classes in all amid the surge in COVID-19 cases.

Online teaching, however, continued and will continue as before even when schools reopen, the Minister later said, adding all Covid- related norms will be strictly followed as earlier when physical classes resume.

The minister said 75 per cent of the students falling in the 15-18 years category had received the first dose of the vaccine against Covid in the state.

A decision regarding resuming physical classes for students of other classes will be taken later, they said.

The state government earlier had declared winter holidays in the educational institutions from January 3 to 12 and later physical classes were suspended in view of a surge in the Covid cases.

Notably, there has been growing demand from some private schools and people in many rural areas to reopen the schools.

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First Published: Wed, January 26 2022. 02:10 IST
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