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Aired (July 29, 2024): Binaha man ay bakas pa rin ang excitement ng ilang estudyante sa Navotas City sa pagbabalik-eskwela ngayong araw. Silipin ‘yan sa video.
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00:00While some students are stuck at home,
00:02they are still excited to go back to school today.
00:06And that's the story of JM and Sinas.
00:08JM?
00:11It wasn't just the time that was wasted
00:14so that the class wouldn't resume here in Navotas City.
00:18In Navotas Elementary School,
00:20almost 60% of the students here
00:22have already enrolled today.
00:24Their school was also evacuated
00:26after the typhoon.
00:27But when the flood hit,
00:29they had no reason to miss their classes.
00:32Hope, a Grade 5 student,
00:34was stuck at home
00:35and was excited to go back to school.
00:38I'm excited to go back to school
00:41and see my classmates.
00:43Even the parents
00:44are in favor of resuming classes.
00:46I'll ask my daughter
00:48if she can go back to school
00:50even if it rains.
00:52She can go back to school.
00:53The biggest challenge for the kids
00:55who are still not here,
00:57is their current situation at home.
01:00Some of them still need to clean up.
01:02Others are still not used to going to school.
01:06Of the 24 public schools in Navotas,
01:10only two are not ready to go to school
01:12due to the flood.
01:17We're here at Malabon National High School.
01:20Here, the opening of classes
01:22was postponed for a week
01:24because their school is not ready yet.
01:27The evacuees who were temporarily stuck
01:30at the schools
01:32because a large part of Malabon
01:33was submerged in the flood.
01:35The parents, teachers, and students here
01:37are just starting to go to school.
01:40That's why we can't really start
01:44this day.
01:45Our parents and teachers
01:47are stuck at home.
01:49Before August 5,
01:50some teachers will also do
01:52Alternative Delivery Modality or ADM,
01:54where the students will be under
01:56synchronous classes.
01:58The Department of Education announced
02:01that 842 schools in the country
02:03will be closed due to the flood.
02:08More than 200 are in the National Capital Region.
02:11I'm JM Encinas,
02:12and these are the stories you need to know.
02:26For more stories, visit nyseagrant.org