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DepEd-Ilocos registers 936K learners - Vimarsana News

DepEd-Ilocos registers 936K learners

PNA file photo MALASIQUI, Pangasinan - The Department of Education (DepEd) has recorded 936,406 enrollees in the Ilocos region for the new school year as of August 12. In an interview on Wednesday, DepEd 1 (Ilocos) Public Affairs Unit head Cesar Bucsit said of the total, 55,736 were enrolled in kindergarten, 405,515 in elementary, 314,139 in junior high, and 161,016 in senior high school. The figure is expected to increase as enrollment is ongoing, he said. Bucsit said the projected enrollees for School Year 2022-2023 in the region are at 1.3 million. Darius Nieto, project development officer ...

More schools in Ilocos Region start limited F2F classes - Vimarsana News

More schools in Ilocos Region start limited F2F classes

PNA file photo MALASIQUI, Pangasinan - The Department of Education (DepEd) in Ilocos Region said 503 more public and private schools in the region have been added to the expansion of limited face-to-face (F2F) classes. In a phone interview on Tuesday, DepEd Ilocos Region Public Affairs Unit head Cesar Bucsit said 166 of these schools have begun their limited F2F classes since the last week of February and the first week of March, while 377 of them have yet to start. Under the progressive expansion of F2F classes in Pangasinan, Buscit said 18 schools are in Alaminos City, Pangasinan, eight in P...

77 schools in Ilocos Region start expanded limited F2F classes - Vimarsana News

77 schools in Ilocos Region start expanded limited F2F classes

F2F CLASSES. Learners in San Carlos City, Pangasinan attend classes in person starting Feb. 21, 2022. Some 10 schools in the city were allowed to conduct expanded limited face-to-face classes amid the pandemic. (Photo courtesy of San Carlos City Information Office) MALASIQUI, Pangasinan - Some 77 public schools in the Ilocos Region have joined the expanded limited face-to-face (F2F) classes starting February 21. In a virtual press conference on Tuesday, Department of Education (DepEd) Ilocos regional office planning officer Pedro Jose Cudal said the schools are in addition to the 20 that pilot...

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Ilocos SurIlocos NortePedro Jose CudalJohnson SungaDeped IlocosDepartment Of Education Deped IlocosIlocos RegionAlert LevelF2f Classes Learners In San Carlos CityAngasinan Attend Classes In Person Starting Feb 21022 Some 10 Schools In The City Were Allowed To Conduct Expanded Limited Face Classes Amid Pandemic Photo Courtesy Of San Carlos Information Office MalasiquiAngasinan Some 77 Public Schools In The Ilocos Region Have Joined Expanded Limited Face To F2f Classes Starting February 21 Ina Virtual Press Conference On TuesdayEpartment Of Education Deped Ilocos Regional Office Planning Officer Pedro Jose Cudal Said The Schools Are In Addition To 20 That Piloted Limited F2f Region November 2021 Total Number2 Schools Are In Ilocos Norte9 In PangasinanNd Six In Ilocos SurE Said Quot Some Have Already Expanded Their Grade Level Coverage As BeforeHe Pilot Areas For Limited F2f Only Cover Kindergarten To Grade 3 But NowHey May Cover Kindergarten To Grade 12 Depending On The School 39s CapacityUot Cudal Said Deped Ilocos Regional Office Education Program Supervisor Johnson Sunga These Schools Have Been Validated As Compliant With The Standards Of School Safety Assessment Tool And Alert Level Should Be At 1 2 Quot Since We Are UnderE Can Now Implement Limited F2f ClassesUot He Said Sunga There Are Parameters Being Implemented In The Limited F2f Classes Quot Schools Given Flexibility Contact Time For Teaching And Learning Provided That Meals Not Taken SchoolArticularly LunchEcause In Communal EatingHey Might Converse Except During Managed Recess When They Can Bring And Eat Their Own Food In Respective Seats