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Bukidnon extends class suspension through early September over security threats
Valencia City authorities have prolonged the suspension of face-to-face classes in all public and private schools until September 2 due to online threats and security concerns. The extension was formalized through an executive order issued by the local government unit.
LSN Philippines ·
VALENCIA CITY, Bukidnon — School officials in this Mindanao city have extended the closure of in-person classes across educational institutions as a precautionary measure against online security threats.
Mayor Amie Galario issued Executive Order No. 093, Series of 2026, on Tuesday, maintaining the suspension of face-to-face instruction through September 2. The decision affects both public and private schools in the jurisdiction.
The extension reflects growing concerns over threats circulated online that prompted local authorities to prioritize student and staff safety. The measure directs schools to continue distance learning arrangements during the extended suspension period.
Educational institutions in the city have been advised to coordinate with the local government unit regarding any further developments that may affect the class suspension order. Officials have not disclosed specific details regarding the nature or source of the online threats.