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“Our responsibility for DepEd is to secure areas, the Local Government Units who have given their consent and are prepared to cooperate, the permission of parents, and also the readiness of our own facilities in DepEd for limited face-to-face learning,” Secretary Leonor Briones said in a statement.
Together with DOH, DepEd assured that it will work with local government units, school officials, community stakeholders, and participating teachers and learners during the pilot run.
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