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UW-Green Bay Marinette ending in-person classes after spring semester - Vimarsana News

UW-Green Bay Marinette ending in-person classes after spring semester

UW-Green Bay Chancellor Mike Alexander said the Marinette campus will look different but "we are not leaving" and "it will not close."

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DOH backs CHED's move to allow unvaccinated students, teachers to attend face-to-face classes │ GMA News Online - Vimarsana News

DOH backs CHED's move to allow unvaccinated students, teachers to attend face-to-face classes │ GMA News Online

“Our COVID-19 response is dynamic, and always follows the latest scientific recommendations available. The benefits of in-person and face-to-face schooling now outweigh the risk of COVID-19 infections,” DOH officer-in-charge Maria Rosario Vergeire said.

DOH: 9K COVID-19 cases daily seen by end September to October - Vimarsana News

DOH: 9K COVID-19 cases daily seen by end September to October

“Based on our projections which is already updated because of the opening classes maaring tumaas hanggang 9,000 daily cases dito sa bansa pagdating ng end of September hanggang October kung magtutuloy-tuloy na hindi natin mabigyan ng karampatang lunas like complying with minimum public health standards at saka syempre 'yung pagpapabakuna tumaas din,” Vergeire said.

No more walk-ins for DSWD educational cash aid payout - Vimarsana News

No more walk-ins for DSWD educational cash aid payout

No more walk-ins for DSWD educational cash aid payout

DSWD to provide financial assistance to indigent students - Vimarsana News

DSWD to provide financial assistance to indigent students

DSWD to provide financial assistance to indigent students