translated from Spanish: ? a year later, so was the return to face-to-face classes in Campeche

After a year, on Monday, Campeche’s basic education students returned to face-to-face classes.
137 primary schools, of which 33 are indigenous education, returned to classrooms as part of a pilot. 
Primary school in Hopelchén, Campeche. Photo: Quarter-dark
All campuses are multigrade schools located in locations with low population density, without connectivity and/or with limited access to electronic media, the State Ministry of Education reported.
Read: Staggered and starting with marginalized schools: this will be the return to face-to-face classes in Campeche
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Among the requirements to be able to return to classes are: that teachers have complete the COVID-19 vaccination scheme. 
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All people over the age of 60 in the community where the campus is located must be vaccinated as well.
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Each school must install the Participatory School Health Committee, made up of the principal, teachers, and parents. 
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These committees shall be responsible for healthy distance protocols such as: the health filter at the entrance; application of healthy distance; use of water cover. 
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There will be no ceremonies or meetings in schools and if a suspected case of COVID is identified in students or teachers, it will be determined whether the closure of the campus is necessary.
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If the epidemiological traffic light – currently green – receits, face-to-face classes will be suspended. 
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Original source in Spanish