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QUAKE DAMAGE. Based on a damage report from the DepEd-Bicol's disaster risk reduction management team, there are 195 schools under the Schools Division Office of Masbate Province and Masbate City that were damaged as a result of last week's strong earthquake. Gilbert Sadsad, DepEd-Bicol director, says on Tuesday (Feb. 21, 2023) a validation process will determine the structural integrity of schools to ensure the safe resumption of in-person classes. (Photo courtesy of DepEd Bicol) LEGAZPI CITY - The Department of Education in Bicol (DepEd-5) will conduct an assessment and validation in schools initially reported to have sustained damages caused by the magnitude 6.0 earthquake that rocked Batuan town in Masbate province early last week. In a statement, Gilbert Sadsad, DepEd-Bicol director, said the validation intends to determine the structural integrity of schools to ensure the safe resumption of in-person classes in the affected areas. "Based on damages report from the De
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SAFE OPENING OF CLASSES. Police Regional Office-5 chief Brig. Gen. Rudolph Dimas visits Ligao East Central Elementary School in Albay on Monday (Aug. 22, 2022) in line with "Oplan Ligtas Balik Eskwela" to oversee and ensure the safe and orderly opening of face-to-face classes. Some 5,579 police officers were deployed to the established Police Assistance Desks near schools, terminals, and other areas where an influx of people was expected. (Photo courtesy of PRO-5/PIO) LEGAZPI CITY - The Police Regional Office-Bicol (PRO5) deployed on Monday a total of 5,579 police officers to ensure safety near some 3,856 schools in the region under "Oplan Ligtas Balik Eskwela" for school year 2022-2023. Maj. Malu Calubaquib, PRO5 spokesperson, said in an interview the initiative is in line with the order of PRO-5 regional director Brig. Gen. Rudolph Dimas to increase police presence in the region that will ensure the safety of students as limited face-to-face classes resumed after
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LEGAZPI CITY - More than 200 early grade teachers and education program officials from the Bicol Region are now undergoing orientation and training on the learning recovery curriculum for the school year 2022-2023, the Department of Education-Bicol (DepEd-5) on Wednesday said. Mayflor Marie Jumamil, DepEd-5 spokesperson, said the agency is now fast-tracking the regional training of trainers (RTOT) to the 13 division training teamsthat will take the lead in cascading the curriculum to all early grade teachers. Asked if it is part of the preparation for the face-to-face (F2F) classes, Jumamil said: "We can say yes because in the learning recovery plan (LRP), F2F modality of learning is also considered." She also noted of the F2F transition phase before its full implementation in November. In a statement, Joan Lagata, LRP regional coordinator, said after the RTOT, all schools division offices (SDOs) through the division training team will also conduct their division or cluster L
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