DepEd Cebu City opens online, on-call enrollment

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THE Department of Education (DepEd) Cebu City Division has opened two ways for enrollment of students: online and on-call.

DepEd Cebu City Division Superintendent Rhea Mar Angtud said the DepEd Cebu City Division opened the enrollment on May 25, 2020 and in three days, there have been around 10,000 enrollees.

These enrollees used the online platform, said Angtud.

For online enrollment, one has to visit the official website of DepEd Cebu City at www.depedcebucity.com.

On the website, the enrollee has to click “online enrollment,” select the year level, select the school name and click “Enroll here.”

For those who do not have internet access, the on-call enrollment is also available.

Angtud said all schools have assigned teachers who are on work-at-home setup, as enrollment point persons.

The enrollees may call their respective schools or the school principal’s contact number, said Angtud.

They may also call the DepEd Cebu City information center at (032) 255-1516 starting June 1 so they will be given contact numbers of their school or the school head.

Angtud said this covers only Kindergarten, Grade 7 and Grade 11, adding that other grade levels are already pre-enrolled and they only need to arrange the sectioning.

As for the enrollees of private schools who need to pay enrollment fees, she said the private schools were given authority to use any platform for the payment.

Cebu City Hall spokesperson Rey Gealon said the June 1 enrollment does not mean the classes will start right after.

“The enrollment is only a preparation for the children,” said Gealon.

He reiterated the statement of President Rodrigo Duterte that there will be no classess as long as a vaccine is not available.

Malacañang has announced that the enrollment for students will proceed on June 1 as originally scheduled.

Gealon said the City will follow what is ordered by the National Government.

Meanwhile, the League of Municipalities of the Philippines (LMP) Cebu Chapter, led by Liloan Mayor Cristina Garcia-Frasco, said it is hopeful that the DepEd can present a plan between now and the anticipated resumption of classes in August 2020.

DepEd Secretary Leonor Briones earlier announced that the school year 2020-2021 will begin on Aug. 24. (JJL, RTF)

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