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FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES. Learners of the Hiyang-Hiyang Elementary School in Cadiz City, Negros Occidental during one of their face-to-face classes on Jan. 3, 2022. The limited face-to-face classes have been suspended due to the escalation of the classification of Negros Occidental into Alert Level 3. (PNA photo courtesy of DepEd-6) ILOILO CITY - Schools should take as opportunity the suspension of the pilot implementation of face-to-face classes in Western Visayas region to prepare for the expansion now that there are no learners in classrooms. Department of Education Western Visayas (DepEd-6) information officer Hernani Escullar Jr. said in an interview Tuesday that there is a plan to expand in-person classes. "Currently we are on our pilot implementation so next is the expansion phase. We are now preparing for the expansion phase but as to when we don't know given that the situation is fluid very recently," he said. He added that schools participating in the expansion shou

Bacolod cityIloilo cityNegros occidentalPhilippines generalRamir uyticoHernani escullar jrDepartment of education western visayas depedAgency task forceSchool safety assessment toolWestern visayasEducation western visayasHernani escullarAlert levelInter agency task forceRegional director ramir uyticoFace to classes learners of the hiyang elementary school in cadiz city