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Zera Cross :
Out of touch na naman sa reyalidad tong mga to. BAHA NGANI ANG BAHAY NG BATAAAAA. BAHA NGAAAA ANG DAAN. ANO YAN LILIPAD KAMI???
2026-08-21 09:46:57
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EVA :
what deped thinks
2026-08-21 13:43:55
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Carl :
then kung gusto niyo na papasok kami pag may bagyo then gawin niyo mga flood control
2026-08-21 09:46:08
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xoxobarbie :
ok bye Philippines hello new York na this
2026-08-23 03:10:52
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Josh 🇺🇲 :
I understand the idea of granular class suspensions, but we also have to consider one important reality: not all teachers and students live near their schools or even within the same city. A school may be flood-free and safe, but what about the places where students and teachers are coming from? What about flooded roads, unavailable transportation, or unsafe routes they need to pass through just to get to school? Class suspension decisions should not be based solely on the condition around the school. Accessibility and the safety of the entire school community should also be considered. Education is important, but getting everyone to school safely matters too.
2026-08-21 10:30:08
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Rean :
Inaaral po ba talaga ng DepEd yung mga ginagawa nila?
2026-08-21 10:36:52
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lloydz :
how about sa transportation some students ay dumadaan pa on other lugar na baha??? common sense??
2026-08-21 10:17:36
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cy :
akala ko ba education is a right pero bakit parang limited lang yong pwedeng maka-access? the idea of granular suspension of classes may aim to keep students learning whenever possible, pero kung ang school building ay dry, does that automatically mean the road going to it is safe? siyempre may mga estudiyante pa ring mag t-travel through flooded streets, heavy rain, dangerous roads, and areas where transportation may be unavailable, the classroom may be safe, but the journey to reach it may not be, education should not be measured only by whether a school can physically open its doors, kailangan din nating iconsider yong mga students who are expected to walk through those doors, not every student has the same transportation, internet connection, electricity, devices, or living conditions, for some, attending school during difficult weather is simply harder than it is for others, this is where education begins to feel less like a right and more like a privilege, a right is supposed to be accessible to everyone, hindi lang para sa mga indibidwal na may abilidad na malagpasan ang mga pagsubok na posibleng ma encounter sa pag punta sa paaralan, we should not have to choose between safety and education, students deserve both, keeping education continuous is important, but protecting students should never become secondary to keeping the school calendar moving
2026-08-22 03:42:46
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adobong_sinigang :
willing naman kaming pumasok eh, basta hatid sundo kami ng gobyerno🥰
2026-08-21 10:02:27
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Bunjs :
so antayin nyo malubog bago mas suspend?
2026-08-21 09:02:41
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yuri :
ang bilis sa ganyan pero flood control di magawan? LMAOOO kapal ha
2026-08-21 14:49:59
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𝒚𝒂𝒏𝒈:> :
The fact na almost all teachers and students don't live near the school makes this more hilarious to the people btw, because do really expect people to go outside pag baha bahay nila tapos yung school hindi hahaha this is ridiculous utterly ridiculous.
2026-08-21 13:17:34
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denrix.x :
As a student and as part of the youth, I have every right to question this. Respectfully, but let’s be real naman sana at maging open minded kayo DEPED!! policies should be made based on the actual situation of students not just what looks good on paper. We are the ones inside classrooms, facing the consequences of these decisions. Hindi kami statistics. Hindi kami props sa education system. If you genuinely want to improve education, then start by listening to the students who are actually experiencing it. Kabataan kami, yes but we’re not clueless. And if the system can’t handle legitimate criticism, then maybe the problem isn’t the students speaking up
2026-08-21 11:30:35
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doss :
anong akala ninyo samen isda
2026-08-21 10:34:17
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S rank fan of Vi's bottomness :
The world ain't killing us, they are.
2026-08-21 11:50:29
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win :
the school being safe and dry doesn’t mean safe na rin ang daan ng mga students at teachers papunta sa school
2026-08-21 09:57:29
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cvnt_ :
Seryoso kayo?
2026-08-21 11:01:03
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Moniquerillus :
Hindi ba sumasagi sa isip niyo na, OO, TUYO ANG SCHOOL, HINDI BINAHA WILLING MAG TURO ANG TEACHER, but, what about the students po? Binaha ba, kaya ba ng student, nakalikas ba sila, kamusta yung bahay nila, at yung dadaanan nila papuntang school. Hindi ba sumagi sa isip niyo yung mga ganyang bagay, gets naman po yung point na nakakapang hinayang talaga yung mga araw na suspended ang class, pero madami naman po options, pwedeng mag online class if kaya ng ibang students, and kung hindi kaya dahil binaha or kung ano man pinagdaanan during bagyo maging considerate po naman tayo sa kanila.
2026-08-21 17:16:03
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kylzoria :
bakit muna nawala comment ko? 😂
2026-08-22 17:45:40
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🤸🏻♀️URI🦚 :
PANO KAMI EH BUNDOK SCHOOL NAMIN,SOOOO NAG KAKLASE KAMI HABANG NAG LALANDSLIDE NA
2026-08-21 11:06:58
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GIAN✰.𖥔 ݁˖ִ ࣪⚝₊ ⊹˚ :
Bago nyo isipin yang mga suspension gawin nyo muna flood control
2026-08-21 13:16:23
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tuyo yung school pero lakas ng ulan at baha ang bahay, galing talag ng deped galing nila mag pahirap ng mga studyante
2026-08-21 10:09:52
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