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School in remote village in Antique builds makeshift classrooms

School in remote village in Antique builds makeshift classrooms
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School in remote village in Antique builds makeshift classrooms

MAKESHIFT CLASSROOM. A makeshift classroom built by parents and stakeholders at the Igsoro Integrated School in the municipality of Bugasong, Antique for use of secondary school learners. Each of the six makeshift classrooms can accommodate 15 students from Grade 7 to 10 who will have face-to-face classes every afternoon.(Photo courtesy of Igsoro Integrated School) SAN JOSE DE BUENAVISTA, Antique- Parents and community folks in the remote village of Igsoro in the municipality of Bugasong this province have built six makeshift classrooms as part of the Brigada Eskwela school preparation program for use of secondary-level learners this coming school year 2022-2023. "Our secondary school had just been approved to be opened in 2019 that we still have not received any national government funding for the construction of the school building," said Daryl Arguelles, principal of the Bugasong Central School and in charge of the satellite Igsoro Integrated School, about 48 kilometers aw

John lloyd paceteDaryl arguellesBrigada eskwelaIgsoro integrated schoolBugasong central schoolBugasong pag ulikid foundationMayor john lloyd paceteMakeshift classrooma classroom built by parents and stakeholders at the igsoro integrated school in municipality of bugasongNtique for use of secondary school learners each the six makeshift classrooms can accommodate 15 students from grade 7 to 10 who will have face classes every afternoon photo courtesy igsoro integrated san jose de buenavistaNtique parents and community folks in the remote village of igsoro municipality bugasong this province have built six makeshift classrooms as part brigada eskwela school preparation program for use secondary level learners coming year 2022 2023 quot our had just been approved to be opened 2019 that we still not received any national government funding construction buildingUot said daryl arguellesRincipal of the bugasong central school and in charge satellite igsoro integratedBout 48 kilometers away from the town proper approval happened close to surge of coronavirus disease 2019 covid 19Ence it was unable to offer face classes quot since the secondary students only had modular system of learning previous yearsHe lack of classrooms for them was not reallya problem thenUot he said with the anticipated full swing of in person classes this school year

9 more Antique schools to open face-to-face classes

PRESENT. Learners of the Igsoro Integrated School in Bugasong attend their face-to-face classes on Jan. 5, 2022. Schools Division Office of Antique chief for School Governance and Operations Division Evelyn Remo said Tuesday (Feb. 22) nine more schools will also have their face-to-face classes starting February. 28.(Photo courtesy of DepEd Antique) SAN JOSE DE BUENAVISTA, Antique - Nine more schools under the Schools Division Office (SDO) of Antique will start with their limited face-to-face classes on February 28. SDO Antique School Governance and Operations Division chief Evelyn Remo said in an interview Tuesday eight secondary and one elementary schools will be joining the three other schools that were part of the pilot schools last year. "We will be inspecting the schools as to their compliance with the Covid-19 health protocol prior to Feb. 28 to find out their preparations," she said. The secondary schools are the Col. Ruperto Abellon National High School (NHS) in Laua-

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DepEd suspends pilot face-to-face classes in Antique

NO IN-PERSON CLASSES. Antique National School (ANS) learners during their face-to-face classes on Jan. 3. Evelyn Remo, Department of Education Division of Antique School Governance and Operations chief, said on Thursday (Jan. 20, 2022) that face-to-face classes of ANS and the two other pilot public schools had been suspended effective Jan. 17 after Antique was placed under Alert Level 3 due to rising infections.(Photo courtesy of DepEd Antique) SAN JOSE DE BUENAVISTA, Antique - The implementation of the face-to-face classes in three pilot schools in Antique has been suspended effective Jan. 17 after the classification of the province was escalated to Alert Level 3. "With the province placed under Alert Level 3 due to the rising coronavirus disease 2019 (Covd-19), our DepEd School Superintendent Felisa Beriong gave instruction to temporarily suspend the face-to-face classes in the pilot schools for the safety of the learners," said Evelyn Remo, chief of the Antique Schools Div

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Antique school continues F2F amid jump in Covid-19 cases

IN-PERSON CLASSES. The Province of Antique as of Wednesday (Jan. 12, 2022) has 212 Covid-19 active cases of which 106 are from San Jose de Buenavista. Mayor Elmer Untaran said the face-to-face classes of the Antique National School (ANS) will continue despite the increasing cases of Covid-19.(Photo courtesy of Antique IPHO) SAN JOSE DE BUENAVISTA, Antique - The biggest secondary school in the province of Antique will continue its face-to-face classes here for its senior high school taking up Technical-Vocational Livelihood (TVL) track amid a rise in the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) cases. Mayor Elmer Untaran said in a virtual press conference Wednesday that he assured Antique National School (ANS) principal Roger Jomolo that the face-to-face classes would continue even if it is an indoor activity. "We are allowing indoor meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) to continue," Untaran said. He added that the face-to-face classes will continue provided tha

Roger jomoloElmer untaranIgsoro integrated school in bugasongHealth officeMayabay elementary schoolNational schoolTechnical vocational livelihoodAntique national schoolIgsoro integrated schoolElectrical installationIntegrated provincial health officeIn person classes the province of antique as wednesday jan 12022 has 212 covid 19 active cases of which 106 are from san jose de buenavista mayor elmer untaran said the face to classes antique national school ans will continue despite increasing photo courtesy iphoNtique the biggest secondary school in province of antique will continue its face to classes here for senior high taking up technical vocational livelihood tvl track amida rise coronavirus disease 2019 covid 19 cases mayor elmer untaran said ina virtual press conference wednesday that he assured national ans principal roger jomolo would even if it is an indoor activity quot we are allowing meetingsOnferences and exhibitions mice to continueUot untaran said he added that the face to classes will continue provided learners strictly observe covid 19 minimum health protocol and 30 percent of classroom capacity ans is one three schools in province