DepEd Automatic Suspension of Classes Guidelines 2016

It's rainy season again, and every time a storm or a heavy downpour of rains comes a swarm of parents often called the DepEd hotlines and asks "May pasok po ba?".

To save you time and money, here are the DepEd Automatic Suspension Guidelines.

Signal # 1 - No Classes in the Kindergarten
Signal # 2 - No Classes in Kindergarten, Elementary, and High School
Signal # 3 - No Classes in Kindergarten, Elementary, High School, and College (including Graduate School)

REMINDER:  The Local Government Unit (LGU) has the authority to declare local suspension of classes in areas where there are no storm signal.



 

Class suspensions - July 15, 2014

updated July 14, 2014 5:38 pm

With #GlendaPH already within the Philippine Area of Responsibility, here's the list of areas with class suspensions:

ALL LEVELS

• CAMARINES SUR
• SAN JUAN CITY 
• LAGUNA 
• BULACAN
• PATEROS
• BALAYAN, BATANGAS

PRESCHOOL TO HIGH SCHOOL

• MUNTINLUPA 
• CAVITE 
• BACOOR CITY
• CALOOCAN CITY 
• PARANAQUE CITY
• TAGUIG CITY
• MANDALUYONG CITY 
• MARIKINA CITY
• MAKATI CITY 
• QUEZON CITY
• NAVOTAS CITY 
• MALABON CITY 
• PASIG CITY 
• PASAY CITY 
• ANGONO, RIZAL 
• CAINTA, RIZAL 
• CARDONA, RIZAL
• MORONG, RIZAL
• RODRIGUEZ, RIZAL
• TAYTAY, RIZAL
• SAN MATEO, RIZAL
• CALOOCAN CITY 
• VALENZUELA CITY 
• ANTIPOLO CITY
• MANILA
• PROVINCE OF BATAAN

PRESCHOOL & ELEMENTARY

• MALOLOS CITY
• LAS PINAS 

PRESCHOOL ONLY

• PAMPANGA

Check Executive Order No. 66 for complete rules on cancellation or suspension of classes: http://www.gov.ph/2012/01/09/executive-order-no-66-s-2012/

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DepEd Guidelines For Suspension Of Classes

Here is the Department of Education guidelines for the suspension of classes.

Signal #1 No Classes in Kindergarten

Signal #2 No Classes in Kindergarten, Elementary, and High School

Signal #3 No Classes in Kindergarten, Elementary, High School, and College (including Graduate School)

Please take note that the local government unit (LGU) has the authority to declare local suspensions in areas where there is no storm signal.

Reference:  Executive Order No. 66 s.2012 / DepEd

No Classes in Marikina, Malabon, Navotas on Wednesday

In a latest announcement by the Department of Education (DEPED), the classes will remain suspended for the following areas in Marikina, Malabon and Navotas.

The suspension of classes is made due to the damage done by Typhoon Pedring.

An announcement shall also be made by DEPED in the early morning of Wednesday if the classes in Metro Manila shall be suspended or not.

No Classes On Friday From Pre-School To High School

The Department of Education has ordered the suspension of classes from pre- to high school levels in the National Capital Region on Friday, an official of the Department of Education for the National Capital Region said late Thursday.


DepEd NCR Director Elena Ruiz made this announcement over radio dzBB.

There is still no announcement on the suspension of classes in College levels from the Commission on Higher Education.

As of 4:00 PM Thursday, Tropical Storm “Falcon” was estimated 420 KM East of Casiguran, Aurora (16.4°N, 126.5°E), according to the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysial Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) bulletin.


MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS: 75 KPH near the center
GUSTINESS: up to 90 KPH
MOVEMENT: Northwest
SPEED: 15 KPH

Public Storm Warning Signal # 1 has been raised over Quezon, Aurora, Albay, Catanduanes, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Isabela, Cagayan including Calayan and Babuyan Group of Islands and Batanes Group of Islands.