DepEd: Classroom space may limit full return to face-to-face

Updated THU · DEC 9, 2021 · 1:27 PM

Public and private schools in Metro Manila started limited face-to-face classes on December 6, joining over 100 schools in provinces that began pilot runs in November.

Education Undersecretary Nepomuceno Malaluan reported no adverse reports from the start of classes, describing implementation as smooth.

Malaluan also noted during a CNN Philippines interview that classroom availability may be an issue if all grade levels resume face-to-face classes.

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