List of Suspended Classes in Negros Occidental
WALANG PASOK – Here is the list of suspended classes in Negros Occidental due to the rising heat index.
Over the past few days, the rising heat temperature in the country causes discomfort to both students and employees. Learners find it hard to concentrate on their classes due to the intense heat.
On Monday (March 11, 2024), several local government units have opted to cancel classes for the safety and well-being of students and educators citing the expected increase in the heat index across Negros Occidental over the next two days.
The decision to suspend classes shows a proactive approach to prevent potential health risks associated with prolonged exposure to high temperatures.
Here is the list of suspended classes in Negros Occidental:
Bacolod City – Elementary to High School (March 11-12):
- John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation: Face-to-face classes suspended; all year levels transition to online platforms such as JeL or other online meeting platforms.
- Bacolod City College: College classes shift to online instruction.
- University of St. La Salle: Face-to-face classes resume for higher education units.
- La Consolacion College: Integrated School students observe home study on March 11-12.
- Colegio San Agustin: In-person classes canceled from pre-school to college levels except for clinical duties and internships in the College of Health and Allied Professions; classes continue via synchronous modality.
- University of Negros Occidental Recoletos: Suspension of face-to-face classes applies to the Integrated School only.
Carlos Hilado Memorial State University
- All Campuses (March 11-12): Classes suspended.
Murcia – Elementary to Senior High School (March 11-12): Classes canceled.
Kabankalan City – Elementary to Secondary Level: Classes suspended.
Talisay City – Elementary to Senior High School Levels (March 11-12): Classes canceled.
Silay City – All Levels, including teachers and school workers (March 11-12): Classes suspended.
EB Magalona – All Levels (Public and Private): Classes canceled.
The decision to cancel classes emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the health and safety of students, teachers, and staff members. With the heat index forecasted to reach potentially dangerous levels, which could pose health risks such as heat exhaustion and heatstroke.
Parents and guardians are encouraged to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to protect their children from the harmful effects of high temperatures, including staying hydrated, wearing appropriate clothing, and avoiding prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
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