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Safe Return to In-Person Classes?

The DepEd has approved 59 public schools to pilot face-to-face classes from November to January, with most schools located in Visayas and Mindanao. While over 57% of DepEd personnel have been vaccinated against COVID-19, teachers, students and parents have expressed concerns about safety given the risk of breakthrough infections, especially of the Delta variant, though some parents believe in-person learning is better for their children's education. An expert noted vaccinated teachers could still get infected.

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Safe Return to In-Person Classes?

The DepEd has approved 59 public schools to pilot face-to-face classes from November to January, with most schools located in Visayas and Mindanao. While over 57% of DepEd personnel have been vaccinated against COVID-19, teachers, students and parents have expressed concerns about safety given the risk of breakthrough infections, especially of the Delta variant, though some parents believe in-person learning is better for their children's education. An expert noted vaccinated teachers could still get infected.

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Will pilot face-to-face classes will be safe?

On 15th of November, has been marked that the pilot face-to-face classes will begin until the end of
January on next year according to Deped. So far 59 public schools have been approved or
allowed to have face-to-face class and most of them were in Visayas and Mindanao.

57 percent or over 580,000 out of its almost one million teaching or non-teaching personnel has
vaccinated against covid-19.

Most teachers, students and parents have concerns because having face-to-face classes could
have higher risk, but some parents believes that face-to-face classes could even get their own
child a proper education.

According to Dr. Tony Leachon that even teachers or employees are vaccinated, they could still
break through infections like covid-19 and especially delta variant.

Will face-to-face classes will go well?

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