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Ante bajas temperaturas, aumenta el ausentismo escolar



A lo largo del primer bimestre del año el ausentismo escolar llega a incrementarse en el orden del 10 al 15 por ciento derivado de las bajas temperaturas y los contagios de enfermedades respiratorias que prevalecen en el nivel de educación básica.

(Foto: Especial).

José Manuel Díaz, Presidente de la Asociación de Escuelas Particulares del Valle de Toluca, señaló que si bien no se han presentados casos de contagio por Covid, los casos de influenza estacional, resfriados y enfermedades en garganta han ido en aumento, condición que se aplaza hasta los primeros días del mes de marzo.

Ante esta situación las escuelas particulares han generado una serie de recomendaciones a padres de familia para reducir los contagios entre las que destaca el uso del cubrebocas, la desinfección de materiales escolares, el mantener los espacios comunes ventilados y el evitar que los pequeños con síntomas se presenten a clases.

«En el nivel básico de preescolar y guarderías es donde hay mayor numero de contagios y donde se regresan con mayor frecuencia a los niños, dentro de nuestros propios reglamentos esta que no podemos recibir pequeños con síntomas de alguna enfermedad porque pueden contagiar a todo el salón, ahí se tienen enfermeras pediátricas y al evaluarlos pueden regresarse a casa»

Por parte de los padres de familia señaló que ha habido una buena respuesta de estas medidas, que aun cuando no son obligatorias, si marcan un escenario mucho más sano y de menor riesgo.

Las condiciones de contagio Covid al momento no se han presentado en las instituciones escolares pero se han mantenido con vigilancia permanente.

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