ICYMI: The pilot implementation of the face-to-face classes amid the coronavirus pandemic was “highly successful,” Education Secretary Leonor Briones said.
Briones said 287 schools participated in the pilot implementation from Nov. 15 to Dec. 22.“First, I want to report that the pilot face-to-face [classes were] highly successful,” she said.
According to her, students, teachers, and parents reported a “high level of feeling of safety” while participating in face-to-face classes.
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