Ormoc suspends in-person classes
Face-to-face classes in public schools in Ormoc City have been suspended since Tuesday due to rising temperatures.
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Face-to-face classes in public schools in Ormoc City have been suspended since Tuesday due to rising temperatures.
FACE TO FACE. One of the classrooms at Rizal Central School in Tacloban City in this March 8 photo. Over 7,000 learners in the city returned to school on Tuesday (March 8, 2022) for face-to-face classes.(PNA photo by Sarwell Meniano) TACLOBAN CITY - Over 7,000 students returned to schools in this city on Tuesday for face-to-face classes since the pandemic broke out two years ago. Department of Education Tacloban schools division information officer Nilo Eder said the first day of limited in-person learning has been successful as the weather in the city improves. "We are very happy to see ...
Tacloban City Hall(PNA file photo) TACLOBAN CITY - Heavy rains prompted the cancellation of the first day of resumption of limited face-to-face classes on Monday for over 7,000 learners here as the city government issued a directive suspending work and classes in all levels. The red rainfall warning raised by the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) due to a low-pressure area prompted Mayor Alfred Romualdez to issue Executive Order No. 2002-02-03 early Monday. "All are set for the face-to-face classes since we have been preparing beginning ...