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5 towns ready for F2F classes

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN Five of 31 local government units in Negros Occidental are ready for face-to-face classes, declared Schools Division Superintendent

Bacolod cityNegros occidentalSara duterteEugenio jose lacsonMarsette sabbalucaDepartment of educationNegros occidental provincial school boardsBacolod city schools divisionDepartment of education negros occidentalSchools division superintendent drSchools division superintendentDon salvador benedictoSchools safety assessment toolEducation negros occidentalBacolod city schoolsEducation secretary

1,764 Central Luzon schools ready to hold F2F classes

A total of 1,764 public and private schools in Central Luzon have been allowed to conduct face-to-face classes, according to the Department of Education regional ofice.

Davao cityPhilippines generalBasilisa negruMiriam desacadaDepartment of educationLeyte national high schoolCentral luzonMay eclarSchools safety assessment toolEastern visayasRic sapnu

Over 6K schools already started implementing limited face-to-face classes — DepEd – Manila Bulletin

As part of the progressive expansion phase, the Department of Education (DepEd) on Friday, March 11, said that more than 6,000 schools nationwide have already started implementing limited face-to-face classes. (Photo courtesy of DepEd) In a virtual press briefing, DepEd Assistant Secretary Mal

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DepEd: 4,295 public, private schools hold face-to-face classes

Over 4,300 public and private schools offering basic education nationwide are currently holding face-to-face classes, the Department of Education (DepEd) on Wednesday, March 2, said. Face-to-face classes in Cawayan Elementary School in Irosin, Sorsogon last December 1, 2021. (Photo courtesy of OS

Malcolm garmaLeonor brionesDepartment of healthCawayan elementary school in irosinDepartment of education deped onCawayan elementary schoolDeped sorsogon province officialLaging handaEducation secretary leonor brionesAlert levelsSchools safety assessment toolDeped assistant secretary malcolm garma

DepEd expects more schools to join the expansion phase of face-to-face classes

Depending on the changes in the alert levels in various areas, the Department of Education (DepEd) expressed optimism that more schools will be qualified to participate in the expansion phase of face-to-face classes. (MANNY LLANES / MANILA BULLETIN) “Katatapos lang natin noong kanilang mid-year

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