Classroom shortage pushes 7 schools to have triple shifts 0 SHARES Share it! Share TweetBy Merlina Hernando-MalipotSeveral public schools in Metro Manila were forced to implement triple-class shifts due to lack of classrooms when school opened Monday. In the seven schools that implement triple shifting, Cabral said that there were some of them that have been implementing the modified class scheduled since the previous years. In 2019, she noted that DepEd is set to construct 4,000 additional classrooms and around 1,000 technical-vocational laboratories in public schools nationwide. Currently, there are 47,000 public schools across country that will cater to about 22.8 million expected learners in public schools alone this school year.

Source: Manila Bulletin June 04, 2019 06:45 UTC