Class suspension for up to 2 weeks allowed

By Kaithreen Cruz

Jan 14, 2022 12:02 am

Updated at 12:02 am

THE Department of Education (DepEd) gave schools division offices (SDOs) and regional offices (ROs) the authority to suspend classes in public schools for up to two weeks in line with the alarming surge in Covid-19 cases.

It said that class suspension this January should not exceed two weeks 'in order to avoid a prolonged disruption in the current school calendar.'

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Updated at 12:02 amTHE Department of Education (DepEd) gave schools division offices (SDOs) and regional offices (ROs) the authority to suspend classes in public schools for up to two weeks in line with the alarming surge in Covid-19 cases.

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THE Department of Education (DepEd) gave schools division offices (SDOs) and regional offices (ROs) the authority to suspend classes in public schools for up to two weeks in line with the alarming surge in Covid-19 cases.