President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. said the government is studying reverting school vacation back to March.
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. said the government is studying reverting school vacation back to March.
In a radio interview on Monday, Marcos was asked if the government would bring back the school vacation to March instead of having it from June to July."Pinag-aaralan natin ng mabuti 'yan dahil nga marami ngang nagsasabi pwede na, tapos na 'yung lockdown. Karamihan na ng eskwela, face-to-face na, kaunti na lang 'yung hindi na," Marcos said.
"'Yung ating ginagawa na sistema na hybrid system na mayroong may pumapasok, mayroong nagzozoom o kung anong klaseng pagpromote na pag-attendance, ay lahat gusto talaga na makapag-attend dahil iba talaga 'yan,"It was Senator Sherwin Gatchalian, chair of the Senate committee on basic education, who initially floated the idea of reverting school vacation during the In Occidental Mindoro, at least 145 students have...
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