What did Trotta say about the return of face-to-face classes at the AMBA? | Chronicle

The Minister of Education, Nicolás Trotta, again referred this Tuesday to the return of face-to-face classes at the AMBA and in this regard he said that “we do not have clarity of return in any educational level of this metropolitan region “, although he noted that the initial is the “Which presents greater complexity in terms of social distancing”.

“You have to think about the return in a staggered manner and prioritizing the completion of the primary and secondary level”Trotta assured in statements to radio La Red.

Along the same lines, he remarked that the final decision back to the classroom is up to each governor. “We have all the protocols ready so that when the health reality allows (we can) advance in each of them”, he pointed out.

Trotta referred at the beginning of face-to-face classes for about 10,500 students from 14 districts of the province of San Juan de yesterday and stated that the presence in the classrooms was “almost absolute” although attendance was optional.

“We have to wait the next few weeks – as the epidemiological situation progresses – to see how we can expand it to different levels and to different degrees”, he specified.

At this point, he detailed that tomorrow “We will be taking a similar step in the province of Formosa”, specifically in the towns of the interior and next Tuesday the classes of the last years of primary and secondary school will begin in Catamarca.

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