About Walang Pasok

What this is

A list of the schools in the Philippines that have no classes because of a suspension reported to the Department of Education (DepEd). It covers every region, Schools Division, province and city, so you can find your school quickly.

Where the list comes from

Schools report class suspensions to DepEd’s LIGTAS+ platform(Learning Institution Geohazard Tracking and Assessment for Safety). This site checks LIGTAS+ every 10 minutes and places each school by its DepEd school ID, using the school data of TeacherPH Schools.

Each page says when the list was last checked, and warns when DepEd’s own list is more than 6 hours old. If LIGTAS+ stops answering, the last list stays up with a warning; it is never replaced by an empty one.

All times on this site are Philippine Time (PHT, UTC+8), the time on every phone and clock in the Philippines.

What the list does not cover

• Only schools that reported a suspension to DepEd are listed. Local governments may announce suspensions that are not here yet.
• A school that is not on the list reads “No reported suspension”. That does not mean classes are confirmed: check your school’s and your local government’s announcements.
• Dates are shown as reported to DepEd. When in doubt about the day classes start again, ask your school.
• Reports can lag behind announcements by a few hours.

What the 4H levels mean

DepEd tells schools how to keep learning going when classes are disrupted, using four levels (DepEd Order No. 14, s. 2026).

• Hayo · ContinueRegular in-person learning continues; stakeholders are safe.
• Hinay · Ease-inSlower, flexible learning: print or digital modules, online sessions, or broadcast lessons.
• Hinga · Check-inAcademic demands reduced to prioritize learner and personnel well-being.
• Hinto · StopAcademic learning temporarily suspended; safety and basic needs prioritized.

What each level means for students, and the heat index for each

When classes are suspended automatically

Under DepEd Order No. 22, s. 2024, classes in public schools are suspended automatically in these cases, even without a report:

• Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1: Kindergarten.
• Signal No. 2: face-to-face classes from Kindergarten to Grade 10, with learning continuing at home.
• Signal No. 3 or higher: classes and work at all levels.
• Orange or Red Rainfall Warning before classes start: Kindergarten to Grade 12 and ALS.
• Earthquake of Intensity VI or higher: classes and work at all levels.
• Air quality at Emergency (PM2.5 above 91): classes and work.

These automatic suspensions are not on this list yet unless a school reported them. Follow PAGASA and PHIVOLCS announcements and your local government.

Corrections

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