DepEd urges schools to prepare for possible disruptions as Typhoon Rosal nears
The Department of Education told schools in areas facing Typhoon Rosal to activate disaster-preparedness and learning-continuity plans as the storm approaches Northern Luzon.
DepEd issued an advisory at 5 p.m. on Tuesday directing schools and Schools Division Offices in potentially affected regions to put safety measures in place for learners, teachers and staff. The guidance also calls for steps to keep education running despite any class suspensions. The warning follows Pagasa’s report that Rosal is moving toward Northern Luzon with sustained winds of 195 km/h. Officials emphasized protecting people while maintaining instructional activities.
Why it matters
Ensuring safety and uninterrupted learning protects students and communities as a powerful typhoon threatens the Philippines.
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