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As in-person lessons for the 2022–2023 school year officially began on Monday, the city administration of Taguig advised all instructors and students to rigorously abide by health regulations to prevent the spread of coronavirus illness 2019 (Covid-19).

As she personally checked on the situation of public school teachers and pupils, Mayor Lani Cayetano visited EM’s Signal Village Elementary School and Signal Village National High School.

Dr. Margarito Materum, the superintendent of the Department of Education’s Taguig-Pateros Schools Division, Chief of the School Governance and Operations Division Danny Espelico, and Councilor Marisse Balina-Eron were with her.

Face-to-face classes in Taguig continued to be calm and orderly, according to Cayetano, who also noted that the local administration is in control of the situation should an emergency develop.

“Iba’t ibang paaralan sa lungsod na binisita rin ng ilan nating lingkod-bayan rin ang pagsalubong ng mga estudyante sa unang araw ng pasukan sa iba’t ibang matiwasay. Everything was in order and peaceful during our opening in schools, which was also attended by representatives from our local government, according to the statement made in the first day of the pasukan. We can thank the local government and schools for their planning and coordination efforts for this “Added her.

Before the start of the current school year, Cayetano said that a number of initiatives, including Brigada Eskwela at “One-Stop Shop Bakuna,” were carried out for the protection of teachers, non-teaching staff, and pupils.

Vice Mayor Arvin Ian Alit, a graduate of Western Bicutan High School, was one of the other Taguig leaders who paid visits to the city’s public schools. Councilmen Ed Prado and Nicky Supan were with him.

Councilor Totong Maosca and Representative Ricardo Cruz Jr. of Taguig-Pateros District 1 paid a visit to the R.P. Cruz Elementary School’s children and staff.

Rep. Pammy Zamora of the Taguig 2nd District and Councilors Jomil Serna, Alex Penolio, and Edgar Baptista visited the Kapt. Eddie T. Reyes Integrated School, while Councilor Carlito Ogalinola went to the Bagumbayan National High School and Councilor Gammie San Pedro went to the Napindan Elementary School.

While waiting, Councilor Tikboy Marcelino went to Ususan Elementary School.

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