Know more about the CHED Guidelines on Class Suspension! More often than not, parents are complaining about the late suspension of classes everytime there's weather (typhoon)m disturbance.
According to CHED's guidelines, "classes at the collegiate level, including graduate school, may be cancelled or suspended at the discretion of local chief executives of Local Government Units and/or heads of HEIs if special circumstances in their area such as flooding, road damage, etc. warrant it."
Here's CHED's policy and protocol for automatic suspension of classes in higher education with Storm Signal Number 3. Otherwise, the decision is left to school heads or local governments, as stated in CHED Memorandum Order 15 series of 2012.
According to CHED's guidelines, "classes at the collegiate level, including graduate school, may be cancelled or suspended at the discretion of local chief executives of Local Government Units and/or heads of HEIs if special circumstances in their area such as flooding, road damage, etc. warrant it."
Here's CHED's policy and protocol for automatic suspension of classes in higher education with Storm Signal Number 3. Otherwise, the decision is left to school heads or local governments, as stated in CHED Memorandum Order 15 series of 2012.
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