School, parents Article 26: “hunt for unvaccinated smearers already started on whatsapp”

“The hunt for the greaser has already begun on whatsapp chats. The risks of social discrimination, ghettoization and bullying among vaccinated and unvaccinated pupils are unimaginable. We reported them to the Minister of Education at a final table at the MI in a meeting last year. August 25. He gave us guarantees, today we do not see them confirmed “. The complaint is from Chiara Iannarelli, vice president of the parents of Article 26 who is part of Fonacs, the national forum of the associations of school parents. Iannarelli affirms: “we are very worried by Bianchi’s declarations according to which in the classes with only vaccinated pupils the obligation of the mask would cease”. According to the Association, the ongoing study for the implementation of this procedure with the Privacy Authority would not avert the risk: “As parents we know that these dynamics cannot be stemmed and that they have already begun among the children in their groups. and on their whatsapp chats. It is inevitable that among comrades they know and tell each other who is vaccinated and who is not. rates of psychological distress among young people in Italy and that will see their sociability and access to sport limited also in the coming weeks “. Not least” the concerns about the risk of contagion that many families and teachers have, given the scientific evidence that even vaccinated people can transmit the virus. Finally, the risk of violation of privacy that would be encountered if the school asked to certify the status of vaccinated is very serious or unvaccinated to pupils. Public schools must be inclusive for everyone. We hope – he concludes – that the official provisions of the Ministry will confirm as soon as possible a change of direction with respect to this hypothesis, so that it is cleared of further loads and rifts precisely at the start of an already dramatic year in which commitment and commitment are needed. cohesion among all a safe and serene restart “. (by Roberta Lanzara)