Over 3 million students will follow the lessons from home tomorrow: 800,000 children from kindergarten and primary school, almost half a million middle school pupils and 1,800,000 high school students.
This is the evaluation of the specialized site Tuttoscuola, which examined the number of pupils in Dad from South Tyrol to Basilicata, calculating that in total one out of three of the 8.5 million members will stay at home.
Of the 8.5 million pupils enrolled in state and peer schools, two out of three pupils will attend school tomorrow.
The extreme situations see the 207,268 pupils of Sardinia all in attendance at school, thanks to the fact that the region has been declared a white zone, while on the contrary the 994,993 pupils of Campania will be forced to stay at home to allow all their teachers, according to the provisions of the regional president De Luca, to undergo vaccination.
Pupils from the areas declared red will have to stay at home: 159,721 from Alto Adige, 75,896 from Basilicata and 37,558 from Molise.
Of the almost 176 thousand Abruzzo pupils, only 30,556 children from kindergarten will be able to attend the educational activities in the presence, while the other 145,367 will have to follow the lessons in DAD.
In Puglia, after the Regional Administrative Court has confirmed the validity of the regional ordinance, the 320,432 students of the lower and upper secondary school will have to follow distance learning, while for the 264,912 primary and childhood pupils the right to follow the lessons remains confirmed in presence.
Finally, Tuttoscuola recalls, there are individual provincial situations forced to adopt restrictions, such as, for example, Brescia with over 172,000 pupils in Dad, the metropolitan city of Bologna with over 113,000 pupils stuck at home, Ancona and Macerata with 14,700 in the last two years of the middle school obliged to the DAD along with all 73,060 high school students of the entire region.
In Tuscany, almost 80,000 pupils from the provinces of Pistoia and Siena entered the red zone will not be able to attend lessons in person.
Finally, an unspecified number of first cycle and childhood pupils, estimated at just over 14,100 units, from small Lazio municipalities declared in the red zone, will not be able to attend the lessons.