Mixed reactions to reopening schools in Jordan – ZAWYA

Mixed reactions to reopening schools in Jordan – ZAWYA

mixed reactions to reopening schools in jordan the 2020/2021 academic year will begin on september 1    empty desks are pictured in a deserted class in one of the schools, amid concerns over the spread of coronavirus disease (covid-19), in amman, jordan march 23, 2020.amman “” as education minister tayseer nueimi announced last week that the 2020/2021 academic year will begin on the usual date, september 1, parents and guardians began arranging their children's return to schools amidst fears of the pandemic, as well as the high costs.president of the private schools owners' association monther alsourani told the jordan times that the decision to go back to education at schools and in accordance with the usual calendar is "comfortable for both parents and private schools".alsourani said, over the phone, that there will be contracts with new articles between schools and parents, which should be satisfactory for both sides.president of the private schools owners' association monther alsourani told the jordan times that the decision to go back to education at schools and in accordance with the usual calendar is "comfortable for both parents and private schools".amman “” as education minister tayseer nueimi announced last week that the 2020/2021 academic year will