16/10/2025
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In a precautionary measure, SINHS has canceled in-person classes for two days, October 16 to 17, following a directive from the School Division of Bulacan (SDO) amid increasing earthquake reports across the country.
Issued last October 14, Division Memorandum No. 513, s. 2025, or the Preventative Suspension of Face-to-Face Classes and Emergency Measures for School Safety, aims to secure learner protection and school stability for possible calamities.
As the advisory is being disseminated, SINHS and other public schools are encouraged to conduct simultaneous building inspections, fostering disaster preparedness in schools.
The class suspension further urged the school to check electrical equipment, classroom furniture, and look for potential hazards within its premises.
Moreover, with SDO Bulacan providing an enclosure titled Curriculum Implementation Division (CID) Plan for Preventative Class Suspensions, SINHS has ordered the implementation of either synchronous or asynchronous modalities to ensure learning continuity among Batang SI.
"Alternative Delivery Mode (ADM) shall be implemented in the form of Synchronous and Asynchronous classes and Modular Modality, which may best fit the school's peculiar situation," it stated.
Recent seismic activities include a magnitude 6.9 earthquake in Cebu, a 7.4 magnitude in Davao Oriental, among others, prompted the local Department of Education (DepEd) offices to prioritize student safety.
Batang SI are advised to regularly check their group chats with teachers for important announcements, assignments, and activities that will be given during the class suspension.
On the other hand, teachers and other education personnel are still required to report to school to ensure continuity of academic activities, prepare lesson plans, and attend to other work-related responsibilities.
