12/06/2026
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DepEd SOCCSKSARGEN continues to monitor and support the implementation of learning continuity measures across all Schools Division Offices following the recent earthquake. As schools prepare for the resumption of classes, safety assessments, psychosocial support activities, and coordinated interventions remain in place to safeguard the well-being of learners and personnel.
Stay safe, everyone.
As we resume classes next week for the remaining SDOs, please keep the following in mind to ensure a smooth, and safe transition back to school:
1. Well-being First (Kumustahan & PFA)
Our absolute priority during the first few days is the socio-emotional well-being of our learners and teachers.
a. Begin with Kumustahan and Psychological
First Aid (PFA).
b. Conduct necessary orientations before
officially starting the instructional block.
2. Flexible Assessment Timeline
Do not rush or force the completion of
assessments such as the CRLA, RMA, and
Phil-IRI.
a. Per DO 9, the end of term window for
conducting these assessments extends until
July 10, 2026.
b. Take your time to ensure an accurate and
stress-free assessment process.
3. Safety and Preparedness
In light of recent events, we must remain vigilant. Please ensure that earthquake drills and safety protocols are strengthened and strictly practiced in your respective schools.
4. Contextualized Learning Plans
Because each Division faces unique circumstances, please coordinate closely with your respective SDOs for the specific details of your Learning and Service Continuity Plan.
Stay safe, everyone.
