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The Jerusalem Municipality has announced the neighborhoods where the studies will open.
Not all of them meet the indices
In a statement issued by the municipality, it was claimed that the studies would be resumed according to the outline approved by the Corona Cabinet.
But an examination of the morbidity situation in the neighborhoods shows that some of them do not meet the criteria, with a score higher than 6.5 in the traffic light index.
Municipality: "Acting in accordance with government decisions"
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Maya Horodnichano
Wednesday, 10 February 2021, 19:02
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In the video: A convoy of parents 'vehicles demanding to return to school in green and yellow cities (Photo: Eyal Tal / National Parents' Leadership)
The Jerusalem Municipality announced today (Tuesday) that it will open its studies tomorrow in accordance with the outline approved by the Corona Cabinet, but some of the list of neighborhoods it has published do not meet the defined indices.
According to the decision, kindergartens and grades 1-4 will return to activity in green and yellow areas, as well as in orange neighborhoods with a traffic light score of up to 6.5 and a vaccination rate of people aged 50 and over is more than 70%.
In two weeks, the fifth-sixth and eleventh-twelfth grades will join them, and in a month, the seventh-tenth grades will also return.
The list published by the municipality includes the neighborhoods of Beit Safafa, Baka-Geulim, Talpiot, Arnona, Makor Chaim, Givat Hanania, Gonenim, Shikun Rasko, Givat HaVardim, Ginot Ha'ir (German Colony, Nayot, Komemiyot Talbiyeh, Old Katamon, Kiryat Shmuel, Rehavia) , The Commissioner's Palace, Beit Hakerem and Ramat Motza.
This is while in the list published yesterday by the Ministry of Education, only the neighborhoods of Beit Hakerem, Ramat Motza Beit Safafa, which were yellow and green until Tuesday appeared.
According to the municipality's report from today, all the neighborhoods in the city are orange, and the score of some of the neighborhoods published in the announcement is higher than 6.5 - for example, Baka and Talpiot, where the traffic light score is 7.3 and Gonenim has a score of 6.83.
The outline for the return of the education system
Gradual return to activity in green, yellow and border orange cities with more than 70% vaccinated over the age of 50
Preference for corona examinations of students in borderline orange cities
tomorrow:
Kindergartens and grades 1-4
Educational activities in an open area for up to 10 people in other localities
In two weeks:
5th-6th and 11th-12th grades
in a month:
7th-10th grades
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Do not meet the criteria.
Mayor Moshe Leon (Photo: Roni Knafo)
According to the municipality, the kindergartens in these neighborhoods will operate six days a week, and the daycare centers will start operating from Sunday for five days a week.
In grades 1-2, they will study five days a week for five hours a day, and the after-hours classes will run from Sunday.
In third-fourth grades, learning will be in half-grades, five days a week for hours a day.
Open-air meetings are allowed throughout the area and for each age group in a group of up to nine students and a teacher.
The principal of one of the schools in the city said she is awaiting a final response from the municipality following various reports.
She said that even if the school opens tomorrow, she estimates that not many students will come.
"Some parents have already approached the educators and said they will not be sent to the school tomorrow, because it is a regional school and other orange and red neighborhoods come to it as well."
The municipality responded that "the Jerusalem municipality acted in accordance with the government's decision, as reflected in the Home Front Command's publication regarding the outline of return to school, of fourth-graders in orange areas with a vaccination rate above 70%. The Jerusalem municipality analyzed the neighborhood data and announced the implementation. "The local government decision. The educational institutions in Jerusalem will open as the municipality informed the residents."
It is estimated that not many students will come.
A school in Jerusalem (Photo: Roni Kanfo)
According to the outline proposed by the Ministry of Health and approved last night, in two weeks the fifth-sixth and eleventh-twelfth grades will return to activity in the neighborhoods that meet the criteria, and in a month the entire education system will operate with the return of seventh-tenth grades.
The vaccination rate of each authority will be determined once a week, along with the decision on the color of the city.
Inter-ministerial staff will be determined for areas within a particular authority - a neighborhood or several neighborhoods from the city, a locality within a regional council - that will be defined as areas where the vaccinated rate is different from the rate in the entire authority and studies are allowed in them.
In kindergartens, primary and secondary schools (including grades 5-12), open-air meetings can be held in a group of up to nine students and a teacher.
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