One more school in Baku shifts to online education due to COVID-19
Education and science
- 19 October, 2021
- 06:25
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Secondary school No. 245 in Baku will continue education in a distant form after 12 teachers and five students of the educational establishment tested positive for COVID-19.
Report informs that other students were in contact with those who passed the COVID-19 test. For this reason, based on the opinion of the Center for Hygiene and Epidemiology, the full-time teaching process at school No. 245 was replaced by distance learning for 14 days.
Lyceum-school No. 20 and Ankara lyceum-school have suspended classes after coronavirus cases were revealed there. They will continue education in a distance format for 14 days.
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