San Beda College Alabang suspends classes over unverified safety threat

San Beda College Alabang announced the suspension of in-person classes on Wednesday after receiving an unverified safety concern the previous evening, according to an official advisory from the Office of the Rector.

The suspension affects all educational levels at the institution, including basic education, tertiary, and graduate programs. Classes are expected to shift to alternative formats during the suspension period, though specific details regarding the duration and the nature of the safety concern were not disclosed in the announcement.

The college did not provide additional information about the unverified threat or timeline for resuming normal operations. The decision reflects heightened caution following the reported safety alert, prioritizing student and faculty welfare pending further verification of the concern.

San Beda College Alabang joins other educational institutions that have implemented similar precautionary measures in response to security threats. The college has not announced when face-to-face classes will resume.