All public schools nationwide will implement asynchronous classes or distance learning from April 15 to 16, the Department of Education announced Friday."In order to allow learners to complete pending assignments, projects, and other requirements as the end of school year is fast-approaching, all public schools nationwide shall implement ASYNCHRONOUS CLASSES/DISTANCE LEARNING on April 15-16, 2024," read the DepEd advisory posted on Facebook.
Teaching and non-teaching personnel in all public schools will not be required to report for work, but all activities, including Regional Athletic Association Meets and other division or school level programs, organized by Regional and Schools Division Offices on the said dates may push through.Private schools are not covered by this memorandum, but they can implement the same, the Education Department said.The end of School Year 2023-2024 is set on May 31.
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