The extension of the State of Emergency established by the President Martín Vizcarra a few weeks ago it is about to end. This June 30, the national confinement measure ends and this has generated some doubts, for example, the school classes.
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In that sense, the Ministry of Education (Minedu) has established a ‘Protocol for the start of the face-to-face educational service for the 2020 school year’, which defines the conditions for returning to classroom classes.
In principle, it is necessary to specify that this measure, stipulated by Vice-Ministerial Resolution No. 116-2020-MINEDU, covers only schools and areas that have authorization from the authorities.
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In which schools does the rule apply?
The standard approved by Minedu stipulates that the authorizations for educational institutions to apply face-to-face classes will be issued by the regional directorates of Education, or those that take their place.
Similarly, it is essential to note that the protocol approved by Minedu does not allow restart classroom classes in those public schools whose classes are suspended indefinitely.
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What does the protocol establish?
The approved protocol does not establish the start of the educational service face-to-face in the country. On the contrary, this only applies in educational institutions authorized by the Minedu, empowered by the regional directorates of Education or their peers.
Previously, the Minedu published Ministerial Resolution No. 229-2020, where it exceptionally established the beginning of classroom classes from July 1 in primary and secondary schools in rural areas with limited access to the media, little or no internet connectivity and located in areas where no cases of COVID-19. Only those educational institutions that meet these characteristics will be able to start face-to-face classes from the month of July.
The Vice Ministerial Resolution states in article 2 that the protocol will be applied by those institutions authorized to start with the classroom classes, according to the provisions of the Minedu.
The protocol includes a series of general measures that seek to prevent and control the transmission of COVID-19 in the classrooms of public and private schools, as well as compliance with basic sanitary conditions.
Finally, it establishes what the characteristics of the new working day will be and what preventive measures should be applied by the members of the educational community, both individually and collectively.
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