Physical distancing in classrooms may be eased for next school year – DepEd official

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Aside from Alert Level 1 status, Malaluan said holding in-person classes will depend on schools’ completion of the DepEd’s “readiness requirements,” which include availability of basic health facilities. READ:

MANILA, Philippines – Physical distancing in classrooms for schools under Alert Level 1 areas may be eased when the next school year starts in August, an official of the Department of Education said on Monday, June 20.

said Education Undersecretary Nepomuceno Malaluan in a televised press briefing aired on state-run PTV4. The easing of restrictions in classrooms could lead to an increase in the number of students physically attending classes. Aside from Alert Level 1 status, Malaluan said holding in-person classes will depend on schools’ completion of the DepEd’s “readiness requirements,” which include availability of basic health facilities.

 

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