South Solok Starts Applying 100 Percent Face-to-Face Learning

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PADANG ARO - South Solok Regency, West Sumatra has started full face-to-face learning because the student level of COVID-19 vaccination is more than 90 percent.

"There are schools that have achieved 100 percent of the vaccine, while the average vaccine for parents and students is above 70 percent so that full face-to-face learning can begin," said Acting Head of the South Solok Education, Youth and Sports Office, Irwandi Osmaidi here. Padang Aro was quoted by Antara, Wednesday, December 1.

Meanwhile, students aged 12 years and over who have been vaccinated are above 90 percent and it is hoped that by the end of the year everything will be finished.

He said that the conditions for schools that were allowed to meet face-to-face were parents and students 12 years old and over must have been vaccinated.

With the vaccination of students and parents reaching 70 percent, group immunity is formed that can protect against COVID-19.

For schools that have met the vaccination requirements, they are allowed to do full face-to-face learning for those who have not remained online accompanied by their parents at home.

"In early 2022, the possibility of vaccinating students and their parents will be completed so that all schools can learn face to face," he said.

The South Solok Regency Government has also issued the Regent's Instruction Number: 421/239/DPKO/Secretariat-2021 regarding full face-to-face learning.

The regent's instructions contain students who will take full face-to-face learning on condition that they have a letter of permission from their parents and declare their ability to comply with health protocols.

Furthermore, having proof of COVID-19 vaccination of students aged 12 years and over, both parents and all family members who are required to have vaccines on the family card.

Then all the above documents are brought and collected on the first day of full face-to-face learning at school.