The Secretariat of Public Education (SEP) reported that they can now 182,610 students from 2,442 schools at all educational levels return to classes in Hidalgo, Puebla, Querétaro, San Luis Potosí y Veracruzentities affected by the rains of more than two weeks ago.
He explained that children and young people will return to “safe, sanitized and suitable spaces for them to return to their work.”
However, 26,105 students from 229 basic, upper secondary and higher education schools they remain with online lessons.
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For his part, the owner of the SEP, Mario Delgado Carrilloindicated that the reopening of the classrooms was thanks to a comprehensive strategy to restore activities in all the schools affected by the floods.
The federal official explained that the work included clearing drains, deep cleaning of patios, living rooms and common areas, as well as disinfecting water tanks and cisterns.
In addition, the replacement of school furniture, which includes computers, supplies, classroom furniture, laboratory materials and teaching equipment.
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Schools that suffered major damage will be repaired, such as repairing or reconstructing walls, replacing roofs or collapsed columns.
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