Local government units (LGUs) have announced the suspension of classes on Monday, 10 November, and Tuesday, 11 November, in preparation for the effects of super typhoon Uwan.

Alternative learning arrangements have been implemented in some areas to ensure continuity of education despite the storm.

This is an ongoing list. Refresh the page for updates on additional suspensions or changes.

ALL LEVELS (FULL CLASS SUSPENSION INCLUDING GOVERNMENT OFFICES)

• Valenzuela City

• Parañaque City

• Pangasinan

• San Jose del Monte (Bulacan)

• Cavite

ALL LEVELS (FULL CLASS SUSPENSION)

• Quezon City

• Marikina City (classes on Sunday, 9 November, also suspended)

• Taguig City (classes on Sunday, 9 November, also suspended)

• Mandaluyong City

• Pateros

• Las Piñas City

• Caloocan City

• Pasig City

• Ilocos Norte (until 11 November)

• Baguio City

• Pampanga (until 11 November)

• Rizal

• La Union

• Cagayan

• Aparri

• Baggao

• Cavite: Alfonso (classes on Saturday, 8 November, also suspended), Cavite City, Tanza, Trece Martires, General Trias, Dasmariñas, Imus

• Bataan

• Bulacan

• Laguna

• Sta. Rosa

• Tarlac: Paniqui

• Isabela: Cabatuan, Cauayan

• Occidental Mindoro: San Jose

FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES ONLY

• Orani (Bataan)

• Bocaue (Bulacan)

• Bustos (Bulacan)

ALTERNATIVE LEARNING / REMOTE MODALITIES

• Manila

• Pasay City

• Muntinlupa

Super typhoon Uwan entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on Friday night and is expected to make landfall over the southern portion of Isabela or northern portion of Aurora late Sunday evening or early Monday morning. After landfall, the storm will traverse the mountainous terrain of Northern Luzon before emerging over the West Philippine Sea by Monday morning or afternoon.Local government units have announced the suspension of classes on Monday, 10 November and Tuesday, 11 November, in preparation for the effects of super typhoon Uwan.

Alternative learning arrangements have also been implemented in some areas to ensure continuity of education despite the storm.

This is an ongoing list. Refresh the page for updates on additional suspensions or changes.

ALL LEVELS (FULL CLASS SUSPENSION INCLUDING GOVERNMENT OFFICES)

• Valenzuela City

• Parañaque City

• Pangasinan

• San Jose del Monte (Bulacan)

• Cavite

ALL LEVELS (FULL CLASS SUSPENSION)

• Quezon City

• Marikina City (classes on Sunday, Nov. 9, also suspended)

• Taguig City (classes on Sunday, Nov. 9, also suspended)

• Mandaluyong City

• Pateros

• Las Piñas City

• Caloocan City

• Pasig City

• Ilocos Norte (until Nov. 11)

• Baguio City

• Pampanga (until Nov. 11)

• Rizal

• La Union

• Cagayan

• Aparri

• Baggao

• Cavite: Alfonso (classes on Saturday, Nov. 8, also suspended), Cavite City, Tanza, Trece Martires, General Trias, Dasmariñas, Imus

• Bataan

• Bulacan

• Laguna

• Sta. Rosa

• Tarlac: Paniqui

• Isabela: Cabatuan, Cauayan

• Occidental Mindoro: San Jose

FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES ONLY

• Orani (Bataan)

• Bocaue (Bulacan)

• Bustos (Bulacan)

ALTERNATIVE LEARNING / REMOTE MODALITIES

• Manila

• Pasay City

• Muntinlupa

Super typhoon Uwan entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on Friday night and is expected to make landfall over the southern portion of Isabela or northern portion of Aurora late Sunday evening or early Monday morning. After landfall, the storm will traverse the mountainous terrain of Northern Luzon before emerging over the West Philippine Sea by Monday morning or afternoon.