Tag: Class Suspension
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DepEd Caraga adopts work-from-home after 6.0 quake near Siargao
DepEd Caraga implements work-from-home after Siargao quake The Department of Education (DepEd) Caraga Regional Office announced a precautionary work-from-home arrangement for all personnel on October 17, following a magnitude 6.0 earthquake that struck near Siargao Island in the early hours of Friday. The move aims to safeguard teachers, learners, and staff while authorities assess safety…
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Bulacan Disaster Prep Boost as Classes Suspended Oct 16-17
Bulacan strengthens disaster readiness amid earthquake concerns In response to a series of recent earthquakes, the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (PDRRMC) of Bulacan convened an emergency meeting focused on reinforcing the province’s preparedness and disaster response systems. Key among the measures discussed were enhanced local action plans, systematic building inspections, and improved…
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Bulacan Boosts Earthquake Readiness Amid Oct. 16-17 Class Suspension and Building Inspections
Bulacan ramps up earthquake preparedness as classes suspended The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (PDRRMC) of Bulacan convened an emergency meeting to reinforce the province’s disaster response systems and readiness. In tandem with the Provincial Government, the council focused on strengthening evacuation procedures, improving coordination among local governments, and ensuring the structural safety…
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Class Suspensions Due to Severe Tropical Storm Opong on September 26, 2025
Class Suspensions on September 26, 2025 On Friday, September 26, 2025, several areas across the Philippines announced class suspensions due to the impact of Severe Tropical Storm Opong (Bualoi) and the ongoing effects of the southwest monsoon, locally known as habagat. This decision comes as authorities prioritize the safety of students and educators amidst adverse…
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Class Suspensions on September 1, 2025: What You Need to Know
On Monday, September 1, 2025, various regions in the Philippines announced the suspension of classes due to severe weather conditions affecting the areas. This decision, made by local government units, aims to ensure the safety of students and school personnel as heavy rain and potential storms are anticipated. Across the archipelago, the weather has taken…
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Class Suspensions on September 1, 2025: A Comprehensive Overview
On September 1, 2025, severe weather conditions led to class suspensions in several areas across the Philippines. This decision was primarily influenced by the adverse effects of ongoing weather disturbances that raised concerns for the safety of students and teachers alike. As the country faces frequent weather challenges, local government units and schools are compelled…