Suspension of Classes Guidelines and Updates (July 28, 2011)

Update 1: Suspension of classes in Rosario, Cavite declared due to flooding.

"Rosario, Cavite: Mayor Ricafrente declared suspension of classes tomorrow July 28 due to flooded areas." a 7:38 p.m. tweet from DepEd reads.


Update 2: Announcements on suspension of classes to be made at 4 a.m. tomorrow. - Asec. Tonisito Umali via DZMM Teleradyo

"DepEd's Asec. Tonisito Umali: Bukas pa ng 4 AM mag-aanunsyo kung may pasok o wala." @DZMMTeleRadyo tweeted at 8:11 p.m.


Update 3: Announcement regarding tomorrow's classes in NCR will be given at 11p.m. tonight - Tirado (Please disregard this since DepEd has a different announcent. Please refer to Update 4)

"DepEd Communications Head Kenneth Tirado: Expect announcement re resumption/suspension of classes in NCR by 11pm tonight." - GMA News


Update 4: Suspension of classes will be based on the 4 a.m. storm signals.

"NCR class suspensions will be announced after the release of PAGASA's 4am weather bulletin tom. Pls monitor tv/radio stations. Thank you." DepEd tweeted at 9:28 p.m.

"Class suspensions are made in agreement with chief executives of local government units." - 9:30 p.m.

"For areas that will remain in signal #1 tom AM, classes will automatically be suspended in kindergarten. Signal #2, kinder, elem & HS level." -9:45 p.m.


Update 5: Tweets from ANC

"Asec. Umali confirms to ANC, DepEd will announce 4am tom. whether classes are suspended or not"

"DepEd Asec. Umali explains there's a big chance storm signals will change by 4am tom."


Update 6:

"PAGASA: panahon sa Metro Manila, inaasahang gaganda bukas; hindi na nagrekomenda ng anumang suspensyon ng klase." -@DZMMTeleRadyo

"PAGASA: TS Juaning, nasa West Phl Sea na patungong Southern China; Metro Manila, wala ng storm signal" -@DZMMTeleRadyo

Here's the 11 p.m. PAGASA bulletin: http://noypistuff.blogspot.com/2011/07/bagyong-juaning-july-27-2011-pagasa.html


Update 7:

"Region 5 provinces except Albay will resume classes tom, July 28. Classes in kinder, elem & HS will remain suspended only in Albay." -DepEd, 12:22 a.m., July 28, 2011


Update 8: Tweets from DepEd

"NCR will resume classes today, July 28, except Tonsuya Elementary School in Malabon, classes remain suspended from kinder to grade 2 only."

"Region 3: No classes in kindergarten. Other levels upon the discretion of school heads/LGUs."

"CALABARZON will resume classes today except in Rosario, Cavite where classes remain suspended as declared by Mayor Ricafrente."

"Kindergarten classes are automatically suspended in areas under signal number 1."

"Region 5 update: Classes remain suspended from Kinder to HS in the divisions of Albay & the city divisions of Tabaco, Ligao & Legazpi."

"Region 1: Due to Storm Signal No. 1, classes in Kinder are automatically suspended in Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Norte, Pangasinan, and La Union"

"Region 2: All classes suspended in Kindergarten only."

"CAR: Only kindergarten classes suspended in Abra today, July 28."

To those who are asking whether there will be classes in preschool to college tomorrow, July 28, 2011, in Metro Manila and other areas, once again here are the guidelines on the suspension of classes from the Department of Education (DepEd):

Classes in pre-school level in all public and private schools will be automatically suspended with storm signal no.1.

Classes in pre-school, elementary and high school in all public and private schools will be automatically suspended with stoLinkrm signal no.2.

Classes in all levels are automatically suspended with storm signal no.3.

In the absence of typhoon signal warnings from PAG-ASA, localized suspension or cancellation of classes in both public and private elementary and secondary schools may be implemented by the school principal.

Likewise, the superintendent shall decide on the suspension of classes if such covers the entire division.

Parents wishing to ascertain whether or not to send their children to school should check for media advisories coming from PAG-ASA, DepED, Disaster Coordinating Council (DDC) and the Local Government Units (LGUs).

In the absence of official storm warnings, parents have the ultimate responsibility for determining whether their children should go to school.

The required number of school days for the school year shall be considered especially in holding make-up classes to offset the days when classes are suspended.

Make-up classes shall be held on Saturdays or on weekdays beyond the originally-set school calendar in both public and private schools.