2021年12月6日，在国家首都地区试点面授课程的第一天，学生们在塔吉格市的里卡多P克鲁兹圣小学遵守安全协议。乔纳森塞罗纳，ABS-CBN新闻/档案

马尼拉——上周，教育部(教育部)发布了2022至2023学年的日历，计划于8月22日开学。

教育部第34号命令载有日程表，它还要求所有基础教育中的公立和私立学校在11月前转向面对面授课，恢复新冠肺炎疫情之前的旧的学习模式。

在此之前，教育部自2021年11月以来一直在逐步重新开放学校，实施混合学习，将远程学习（在家通过模块和在线课程学习)和面授课程相结合，时间安排错开，教室容量有限。

教育署开始"逐步扩大"面授课程

根据教育部第34号命令和新官员的声明，以下是你需要了解的关于即将到来的开学和恢复全面面授课程的信息。

IMPORTANT DATES

七月25日-8月22:报名期间

8月一日至26:日

Private schools, state universities and colleges, and local universities and colleges offering basic education can "deviate" from the calendar as long as they start classes not earlier than the first Monday of June and not later than the last day of August.

When classes start on Aug. 22, schools can implement either pure distance learning, blended learning, or full (5 days per week) in-person classes.

• SY 2022-2023 begins Aug. 22, blended learning disallowed by Nov

The first week of classes will be dedicated to providing "psychosocial support" to students to help them cope with the transition from distance or blended learning to in-person classes.

FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES

Distance or blended learning will only be allowed until Oct. 31. Starting Nov. 2, "all public and private schools shall have transitioned to 5 days [per week] of in-person classes," according to the DepEd order.

The DepEd will still allow Alternative Delivery Modes which, based on a 2019 order, include homeschooling, modified in-school off-school approach, and night and open high schools.

Schools will no longer undergo inspection or submit "any additional requirements" in order to reopen for face-to-face classes.

In a press conference, Education Undersecretary Epimaco Densing said all schools must shift to full in-person classes, regardless of COVID-19 alert levels.

The DepEd has given schools the autonomy to decide on class sizes as long as physical distancing — a measure against the spread of COVID-19 — is followed in classrooms, said Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte.

• No prescribed class size for full in-person classes: Duterte

Duterte also said wearing school uniforms would not be a "strict requirement" in public schools in the coming school year.

• Duterte: Wearing uniforms 'not a strict requirement' for public schools

COVID-19 GUIDELINES

The DepEd also enumerated guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19 once in-person classes resume at full capacity.

• Face masks are required. Face shields may be used in school activities requiring the entire face to be visible.
• Physical distancing
• Classroom doors and windows shall be opened for ventilation.
• Students and school personnel are prohibited from eating together while facing each other.
• Students who show COVID-19 symptoms shall be excused from in-person classes and shift to distance learning, as long as they feel "well enough" to answer modules or participate in online classes. This excludes learners who are admitted to hospitals.
• Schools are required to have an infection control plan and containment strategy in the event of the spread of COVID-19.
• Schools shall not be held liable should any learner or personnel test positive for COVID-19.

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