Marcos’ order gives schools more say in class suspensions
MANILA, Philippines — Under a new executive order that seeks to minimize learning disruptions, schools in cities or provinces may continue to hold face-to-face classes—despite suspension orders handed down by local government officials—provided their areas are safe. Executive Order No. 130, which was signed on Oct. 28 but published only in the Official Gazette on […]...Keep on reading: Marcos’ order gives schools more say in class suspensions
MANILA, Philippines — Under a new executive order that seeks to minimize learning disruptions, schools in cities or provinces may continue to hold face-to-face classes—despite suspension orders handed down by local government officials—provided their areas are safe. Executive Order No. 130, which was signed on Oct. 28 but published only in the Official Gazette on […]...
Keep on reading: Marcos’ order gives schools more say in class suspensions
Keep on reading: Marcos’ order gives schools more say in class suspensions
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