THE DEPARTMENT of Education-Davao City Division announced the resumption of regular face-to-face classes on Monday, Oct. 20.
DepEd Davao City hereby lifted previously implemented modular, asynchronous, or blended learning modalities, enacted on October 15.
The division said the decision follows the thorough safety assessments and consultations with local authorities of the buildings of city schools.
“After careful evaluation of structural integrity, utility restoration, and seismic activity reports, we confirm that schools are safe for the return of all learners and personnel,” Deped Davao City said in a statement.
Reynante Solitario told TIMES in a messenger interview, the resumption of the face-to-face classes is ongoing and has a smooth implementation.
Additionally, teaching and non-teaching personnel are required to report onsite beginning October 20 to also resume regular operations.
Teachers are mandated to facilitate a smooth transition to in-person learning, and fill in any gaps from the interim period.
“Let us continue to prioritize safety by adhering to emergency protocols, staying informed through official channels, and supporting one another as we reconnect in our classrooms,” it added.
The DepEd reported a total of 114,820 learners across the region were affected from the 7.4 and 6.9 twin quakes on October 10, where 8,379 were from Davao City
