Students, Heads Up: Classes Are Back On-Site for These Schools Starting March 9
(SPOT.ph) Students, prepare your uniforms for on-site classes: Some schools and local government units said they would resume face-to-face classes starting Thursday, March 9, after transport groups ended its nationwide strike following a dialogue in Malacanang.
Jeepney and UV drivers who joined the strike will return to the roads again after just two days of transport holiday after the Palace agreed to their request to scrap the phaseout of traditional jeepneys as part of the PUV Modernization Program, groups PISTON and Manibela said. The nationwide transport strike was originally slated to last a week, or until Saturday, March 12.
Transport Strike Ends, Classes Return Onsite for These Schools, LGUs:
Note: We will continue to update this page as more schools, local government units announce resumption of onsite classes.
Pasig City
Face-to-face classes in all levels, both public and private schools, will resume this Thursday, it said on Facebook.
Las Piñas
Face-to-face classes in public schools will resume in Las Piñas starting March 9, the local government said in a Facebook post.
Quezon City
Public elementary and high schools in Quezon City will resume face-to-face classes this March 9, the LGU said in a Facebook post. Private schools have the discretion whether to go back to on-site classes or continue online learnings.
Mandaluyong City
Public schools will resume in-person classes starting March 9, the city's public information office said in a Facebook post.
Marikina City
Classes in all levels both public and private schools will resume onsite this Thursday, March 9, Marikina PIO said.
Navotas City
Face-to-face classes are back in Navotas this March 9, its mayor John Rey Tiangco said.
Malabon City
Classes in all levels, both public and private schools, is returning onsite this Thursday, the Malabon City Government said.
Parañaque City
Student in all levels will go back to onsite classes in Parañaque City this March 9, the public information office said.
Adamson University
The university located in Ermita, Manila said it would resume on-site classes on Thursday. It earlier said it would resume face-to-face classes once the transport strike is lifted.
Ateneo de Manila University
The Loyola Schools will resume on-site classes at both undergraduate and graduate starting Thursday. The latest memo supersedes its earlier announcement that classes would be online until Saturday, March 11, it said.
Xavier School
Xavier School in San Juan reverted to on-site classes as early as March 7 after Mayor Francis Zamora allowed schools to decide on the class modality during the nationwide transport strike.
