All students in HCM City to go back to school by Feb. 14 at the latest
About 1.7 million students of all grades in Ho Chi Minh City are expected to return to school by February 14 at the latest, according to the municipal Department of Education and Training.
Students with face masks on during a physical education lesson in HCM City (Photo: VNA)
HCM City (VNA) – About1.7 million students of all grades in Ho Chi Minh City are ex📖pected to returnto school by February꧂ 14 at the latest, according to the municipal Departmentof Education and Training.
On February 7, the first dayafter the Lunar New Year holiday, students from the 7th to 12th grades in the southern hub continue in-person learning, which has beenresumed for them since early January.
Meanwhile, kindergartens andprimary schools will reopen on February 14.
Notably, primary school students areallowed to directly attend school on a voluntary basis, and schools were told to organiseeducational activities in a way that matches the pandemic situation in theplaces they are located in.
HCM City has been classifiedas a “green” zone, equivalent to Level 1 - the lowest in the four-level pandemicscale, for five consecutive weeks, the municipal People’s Committee announcedon February 5./.
The Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) has asked the People’s Committees of centrally-run cities and provinces nationwide to direct the building of specific plans and roadmaps to reopen schools before February 14.
Most localities nationwide are planning to resume in-person learning after the Lunar New Year holiday, a necessary move to avoid consequences of prolonged school shutdowns which would affect an entire generation for many decades to come, many experts said.
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Students with face masks on during a physical education lesson in HCM City (Photo: VNA)
