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WALANG PASOK: In-person class suspensions until Saturday, Oct. 31

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Holly Bacay

MANILA, Philippines — Face-to-face classes were suspended in several areas on Thursday, Oct. 29, until Saturday, Oct. 31, ahead of Undas and other events.

Below are the areas with class suspensions:

Baguio City – in-person class suspension, all levels in private and public schools; work in government offices starting Friday afternoon, Oct. 30, 12 p.m., to Saturday, Oct. 31, for preparations for All Souls’ Day and Saints’ Day.

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Lapu-Lapu City – shift to asynchronous classes on Thursday, Oct. 29, until Friday, Oct. 30, in Brgy. Ibo, Buaya, Mactan, and P. Engaño, and the following schools and universities:

Sto. Niño International School
EMD Carmelite School Foundation
Jose Alwins Learning School
B Cebu Dream Foundation, Inc.
Cebu International Language TVI Center
Global Leaders International School
Newtown School of Excellence
St. Joseph’s School of Mactan
Sto. Niño Child Academy
Lapu-Lapu City College
Lapu-Lapu Cebu International College
Sto. Niño Mactan College

The temporary learning arrangement was implemented from Oct. 26 to 30, as the city hosts the 20th Association of Southeast Asian Nations Defense Ministers’ Meeting (ADMM) and the 13th ADMM-Plus and related meetings, according to the Lapu-Lapu City local government.

Cotabato City – shift to asynchronous classes on Thursday, Oct. 29, until Friday, Oct. 30, all levels, including graduate and professional programs.

The Cotabato City government enforced the temporary face-to-face class suspensions from Oct. 26 to Oct. 31 as part of its preparations and security measures for the first inaugural session of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao Parliament.

Philippine Science High School Main Campus, Diliman, Quezon City – shift to online learning on Thursday, Oct. 29, due to increasing cases of flu-like illnesses on campus. /mr

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