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Special Report: Same school problems, but Covid raises risks (First of three parts)

NO WALL. Students of the Malubog Integrated School in Barangay Malubog, Cebu City attend a class even though their classroom’s wall has remained unrepaired since the school was hit by Typhoon Odette (Rai) in December last year. Since limited face-to-face classes began in August this year, students have had to contend with attending classes with a broken wall. School officials are hoping that Cebu City officials will take notice of their plight. / Ivan Rey Tan
NO WALL. Students of the Malubog Integrated School in Barangay Malubog, Cebu City attend a class even though their classroom’s wall has remained unrepaired since the school was hit by Typhoon Odette (Rai) in December last year. Since limited face-to-face classes began in August this year, students have had to contend with attending classes with a broken wall. School officials are hoping that Cebu City officials will take notice of their plight. / Ivan Rey Tan

[Back to School in the New Normal: First of three parts]

Lack of classrooms
No roofs
Band-aid solutions
Help on the way
Lack of chairs
Lack of teachers
No limit
Not full for now
Blended learning
Compromised
(With CTL)

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