Coronavirus has captured the imagination and thoughts of governments, educationalists, scientists, the media and the common man. As businesses revive gradually following the months of lockdown, now the debates about the reopening of schools and colleges have gathered momentum in India. 

Schools affiliated to CBSE will not open in December even for students attempting class X and class XII board examinations in academic session 2020-21. On the other hand, schools affiliated to the Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Examination (MPBSE) are all set to hold classes and take up the challenge of completing the course.

To discuss and implement necessary protocol checks for controlling coronavirus outspread in government schools, standard operating protocols (SOP) will be floated to the schools and principals will be required to ensure compliance. Most parents are worried about their child's health as well as future. While it is essential that students don't skip studies, the risk of catching coronavirus is just too high for most parents. Discussing the possible aspects of reopening the schools, we bring a bird-eye-view of the current situation and planning in private schools in Indore.

CBSE schools might consider opening in January 2021 with parents' consent and hopefully, after the outspread of covid-19 infection is controlled. "Currently, only a few students turn up for doubt clearing sessions in CBSE schools, as parents are worried about their well-being. Hence, conducting regular classes will not be a practical decision," UK Jha, chairperson of Indore Sahodaya Complex of CBSE schools, said.

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