Class suspensions or shift to modular classes for Monday, October 9, 2023

Classes in parts of Batangas, Laguna and Rizal for Monday, October 9, 2023 have either been suspended or will shift to modular distance learning due to volcanic smog from Taal Volcano.

According to the Office of Civil Defense CALABARZON in a post, classes in all levels (except where indicated) and in both public and private schools in the following areas will be suspended or shift from face-to-face to modular distance learning on Monday:

Batangas

• Agoncillo - shift to modular distance learning
• Alitagtag - shift to modular distance learning
• Balayan
• Balete
• Batangas City - shift to modular distance learning
• Bauan - shift to modular distance learning
• Calaca City - shift to modular distance learning
• Calatagan
• Cuenca - shift to modular distance learning
• Ibaan
• Laurel - shift to modular distance learning
• Lemery - shift to modular distance learning
• Lian - shift to modular distance learning
• Lipa City - shift to modular distance learning
• Lobo - shift to modular distance learning
• Malvar - shift to modular distance learning
• Mataasnakahoy - shift to modular distance learning
• Nasugbu - shift to modular distance learning
• Padre Garcia - shift to modular distance learning
• Rosario - shift to modular distance learning
• San Juan - shift to modular distance learning
• San Jose
• San Luis - shift to modular distance learning
• San Nicolas
• San Pascual - shift to modular distance learning
• Sto. Tomas - K to 12 and ALS, shift to modular distance learning
• Taal - shift to modular distance learning
• Talisay
• Tanauan City - shift to modular distance learning
• Taysan - shift to modular distance learning
• Tuy - shift to modular distance learning

Laguna

• Calamba City - shift to modular distance learning
• Sta. Rosa - shift to modular distance learning

Rizal

• Angono - shift to online/modular distance learning, preschool to high school, public and private
• Taytay - no face-to-face classes, all levels, public and private

Residents were asked to follow government advisories as part of the safety precautions. — Sherylin Untalan/BM/KG, GMA Integrated News