Currently, the number of infections among students in secondary schools in the country has increased. Symptoms of infection (high fever, cough, etc.) are observed among students in the classrooms of certain schools.

This situation has caused justified dissatisfaction of parents. Students infected with the virus continue their traditional education and infect other schoolmates. In this case, the question arises. Can traditional education in such schools be replaced by distance education?

In response to BAKU.WS's inquiry from the Ministry of Education, it was stated that in accordance with the relevant rules established by the Cabinet of Ministers, in case of infection with COVID-19 among students and teachers in secondary schools, the form of education by the decision of the Center for Hygiene and Epidemiology is transferred to the distance by changing. Currently, only 28 of the country's 60,000 classrooms and only one of more than 4,400 schools offer distance learning.