Walang Pasok: Face-to-Face Classes Suspended in Several Areas on August 28

Face-to-face classes have been suspended in several areas in Luzon on Friday, August 28, 2026, as the southwest monsoon or Habagat continues to bring rainy weather over parts of the country. Several local government units have advised schools to shift to alternative learning modalities where applicable.

Below is the running list of announced class suspensions:

Metro Manila

• Caloocan City – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Malabon City – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Mandaluyong City – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• City of Manila – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Marikina City – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Muntinlupa City – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Parañaque City – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Pasay City – No face-to-face classes in all levels, including Child Development Centers, public and private
• Pateros – No face-to-face classes from Child Development Centers to Senior High School, public and private
• Quezon City – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• San Juan City – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Taguig City – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Valenzuela City – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Las Piñas City – No face-to-face classes, public and private

Bataan

• Province-wide – Face-to-face classes from preschool to Grade 12 and Alternative Learning System are suspended. Schools will determine the conduct of online classes.

Benguet

• Kibungan – No face-to-face classes from preschool to senior high school
• Atok – No face-to-face classes from preschool to elementary

Bulacan

• Bocaue – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Malolos – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Pandi – No face-to-face classes, public and private; shift to alternative modes of learning
• Pulilan – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private

Pangasinan

• Aguilar – No face-to-face classes
• Binmaley – No face-to-face classes
• Bugallon – No face-to-face classes
• Infanta – No face-to-face classes
• Lingayen – No face-to-face classes

Pampanga

• Angeles City – No face-to-face classes
• San Fernando City – No face-to-face classes
• Santo Tomas – No face-to-face classes
• Minalin – No face-to-face classes
• Mexico – No face-to-face classes
• San Simon – No face-to-face classes, except at Concepcion Integrated School
• Macabebe – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Selected schools in Apalit – No face-to-face classes

Rizal

• San Mateo – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private
• Taytay – No face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) said the Southwest Monsoon continues to affect Luzon, with Metro Manila, Benguet, Bulacan and several other areas experiencing rains that may become moderate to heavy at times. PAGASA warned that these conditions may result in flash floods or landslides, particularly in vulnerable areas.

Parents, learners, and school personnel are advised to continue monitoring announcements from their respective local government units and schools, as additional suspensions may be declared depending on weather and local conditions.