Manila Bulletin
Bulacan remains under Alert Level 3 from Jan. 16 to 31; classes in public schools suspended
Classes in public elementary and high schools in Bulacan have been suspended for 14 days, from January 14 to January 27, due to a surge in COVID-19 cases.
The academic health break aims to prioritize the health and safety of both teachers and learners.
This decision was granted by the DepEd Region 3, Schools Division of Bulacan, in response to the rising number of infections affecting school personnel.
Bulacan, situated near Metro Manila, is also under Alert Level 3 from January 16 to January 31 due to the national increase in COVID-19 cases.
Private schools in the province have the option to suspend their classes, provided they consult with parents.
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