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As the COVID-19 cases in the country decrease, several states have made relaxations in their COVID-19 protocols and have decided to reopen their schools.
But which states and UT are reopening schools and for which classes? Here is a list:
Manish Sisodia, the Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi has twitted on Friday, 4 February, regrading the reopening of educational institutes in Delhi.
The following shall reopen from Monday, 7 February:
Schools from Classes 9 to 12
Colleges
Universities
Coaching classes
Classes from Nursery to 8, shall reopen in the offline mode from 14 February.
Maharashtra has already reopened schools from 24 January, with some variations across the state regarding local protocols in certain districts.
The following classes will reopen in Maharashtra:
Classes 1 to 8 (class timings will be halved)
Classes 9 to 12 (full-day usual classes)
As Tamil Nadu loosens various COVID-19 restrictions, the state on 27 January announced reopening of schools from 1 February.
Classes 1 to 12 will reopen .
Board examinations will be held as per schedule.
Pre-KG, LKG, and playschools will remain closed.
Colleges and universities will reopen except for those working as a COVID-19 centre.
The Karnataka government has not decided to reopen all educational institutions in the state.
The following classes will reopen:
Classes from 1 to 9 (in Bengaluru Urban)
Colleges
Degree colleges
Haryana has ordered to reopen all government and private schools for classes 10, 11, and 12 from 1 February.
Education Minister Kanwar Pal Gujjar also affirmed that the state might soon reopen schools for classes 6-9 if everything goes well.
Rajasthan has also recently said that the state is going to reopen schools.
The following classes will reopen:
Class 10-12 (1 February)
Class 6-9 (10 February)
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has on Monday, 31 January, informed that educational institutes are to reopen in Bengal from 3 February.
The following educational institutes will reopen:
Schools from Classes 8-12
Colleges
Universities
After reviewing the COVID situation in the state, Madhya Pradesh has decided to reopen schools from Tuesday, 1 February. However, the following regulations need to be followed:
Schools will reopen for Classes 1-12.
The class are to be conducted at 50 percent capacity.
Jharkhand has reopened schools for classes 1-12, starting 1 February.
Even so, in view of the COVID-19 scenario, the following districts will reopen schools for classes 9-12 only:
Ranchi
Chatra
East Singhbhum
Deoghar
Simdega
Saraikela
Bokaro
From Monday, 31 January, Tripura reopened all:
Schools
Colleges
Universities
Telangana reopened schools from Tuesday, by adhering strictly to the central and state COVID guidelines.
Certain schools have decided to conduct the offline classes from 8 am to 1 pm.
Uttar Pradesh issued an order for reopening schools on Saturday, 5 February.
The following educational institutes shall reopen from Monday, 7 February:
Schools from Classes 9-12
Degree colleges
Kerala will reopen schools in the following manner:
Classes 1-9 (from 14 February)
Classes 10-12 (from 7 February)
Odisha has reopened the following educational institutes from 7 February:
Schools from Classes 7 to12
Colleges
Polytechnics
ITIs
Universities
The hostels opened one day prior on Sunday, 6 February.
Bihar has decided to reopen all educational institutes from 7 February in the following manner:
Schools from Classes Nursery to 8 (50 percent capacity)
Schools from Classes Nursery 9 to 12
Colleges
Universities
(Inputs from NDTV, Mint, and The Indian Express.)
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