TACLOBAN CITY — Several schools in the Visayas have shortened class days and adopted modular learning to spare the students from extreme summer heat. In Eastern Visayas, at least 788 public schools are now implementing modular or limited in-person classes amid the sweltering heat, according to the Department of Education (DepEd). At the Leyte National High School, in-person classes are being held every Monday and Tuesday only. Bernie Jude Lamograr, information officer of the Leyte National High School which has over 10,000 students, said they started distributing modules that the students would have to answer in the three days they were not inside the classrooms.

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