PSHS-QC campus suspends in-person classes due to flu-like illness

MANILA, Philippines — In-person classes were suspended in Philippine Science High School – Main Campus in Quezon City on Friday, Oct. 16, until Tuesday next week, due to reported cases of influenza-like illnesses.

In an advisory, the campus announced that club and homeroom meetings on Friday will be held online. However, its card-giving activity to students and parents with concerns will proceed as scheduled. 

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“Parents of students with substandard grades may claim their children’s report cards and consult with teachers. Report cards of students without substandard grades may be released once face-to-face classes resume,” it said.

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Meanwhile, in-person classes on Monday, Oct. 19, to Tuesday, 20, will shift to alternative modes of learning. Faculty members were also advised to work from home.

According to the campus, the face-to-face class suspensions were due to the increasing reports of influenza-like illnesses in the campus.

“Dormers, except those going home with their parents after the parent-teacher conference, may leave after classes on October 15 (today, Thursday),” it said.

It then advised students, faculty, and other staff with flu-like illness symptoms to the Health Services Unit via healthservices@pshs.edu.ph or consult directly with Dr. Marjulis Cruz. /mr