Information has been received that the Andhra government has reduced the working hours of schools as the academic year has not yet started due to the coronavirus pandemic. Recently, Minister Adimulku Suresh said that school education and internships will be reduced by 25-30% this year. He said the decision was taken to ease the pressure on students as schools and colleges are not be opening due to Covid-19. He told the media on Saturday that if the schools were reopened from June 12, there would be 222 working days and 61 working days are already lost due to the pandemic. 

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For the remaining 160 days, steps will be taken to ensure that the curriculum does not hamper students' learning abilities. The minister suggested that the assembly should be held in the classrooms in the morning. On the other hand, the Center has taken steps to open educational institutions in phases as the unlock process is now underway in the country. Schools and other educational institutions are preparing to reopen in phases between September 1 and November 14. There have been guidelines on development to reopen educational institutions in many countries after the lockdown.

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However, the final decision in this regard will be left to the state governments. Authorities said the center would direct the states to make the final decision based on local conditions. As part of the unlock process, the Center will release a wide range of 'Standard Operating Procedures' by August. It will explain about the resumption of educational institutions.

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