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Sultan Kudarat City Shifts to Remote Learning After Banga Shooting
Sultan Kudarat City has decided to suspend face-to-face classes and shift to alternative learning modes in all public and private schools following a shooting incident at Banga National High School in neighboring South Cotabato.
KORONADAL CITY — All public and private schools in Sultan Kudarat City have temporarily shifted to alternative learning modes following the recent deadly shooting at Banga National High School (BNHS) in neighboring South Cotabato. Mayor Lina Montilla ordered the suspension of face-to-face classes at all levels, from preschool to higher education, starting Sept. 21. The decision prioritizes the safety of students amidst security concerns. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges related to school safety in parts of the Philippines, where security issues can impact the daily lives of students and educators. For families, especially those with members working abroad, ensuring a secure educational environment for their children remains a paramount concern. This temporary shift to remote learning aims to provide a secure alternative while the situation is assessed and appropriate safety measures are reinforced.
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