Last week, the figure was also 31, so the number has stayed the same but there are changes in the list.
From Monday, May 17, in municipalities where the two-week morbidity rate per 100,000 people does not exceed 200, on-site education can be organized for students from grades 1st to 6th and students of 12th grade. For students of grades from 7th to 11th on-site studying can take place on a rotating basis so that the classes in the educational institution do not overlap. In order to resume on-site studying, the educational institution must provide epidemiological requirements and weekly testing of staff.
The municipalities where onsite learning may take place next week are:
- Aizpute municipality
- Aknīste municipality
- Alsunga municipality
- Baldone municipality
- Baltinava municipality
- Beverīna municipality
- Brocēni municipality
- Dundaga municipality
- Ilūkste municipality
- Jaunpiebalga municipality
- Jēkabpils city
- Kandava municipality
- Kocēni municipality
- Līvāni municipality
- Mazsalaca municipality
- Naukšēni municipality
- Nereta municipality
- Nīca municipality
- Pārgauja municipality
- Pāvilosta municipality
- Priekule municipality
- Priekuļi municipality
- Rauna municipality
- Roja municipality
- Rucava municipality
- Salacgrīva municipality
- Sala municipality
- Tērvete municipality
- Vaiņode municipality
- Valka municipality
- Varakļāni municipality
In municipalities where the 14-day cumulative morbidity rate of Covid-19 per 100,000 people exceeds 200, on-site studying for 12th graders can be organized no more than two days a week in the subjects where centralized examinations are taken. In these municipalities up to 5 on-site classes held outdoors per week can be organized for students of other grades and up to a maximum of 10 people per group.
From 7 April, it is also possible to organize on-site classes outdoors for groups for up to 10 people in vocational education, interest education and artistic collectives.
