ADVERTISEMENT“The Department of Education (DepEd) directed us to conduct online enrollment but seven parents came this morning because they don’t have internet connection at home, or digital mobile phones,” Punzalan told the Inquirer. Noting she has to be flexible to accommodate the parents, Punzalan said the physical registration pushed through but at a safe distance from each other. She said she also asked the parents to drop the enrollment forms in a wooden box to avoid physical interactions. The enrollees or parents were asked to drop the filled out enrollment forms that were distributed to the villages earlier, Fajardo said, adding that an online enrollment was also being done to accommodate students. Any form of physical enrollment would be allowed in the third week of June and in coordination with the local government.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer June 01, 2020 20:17 UTC