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    Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) in the Philippines has opened its campus for limited face-to-face classes starting January 10, 2022 for some programs. The School of Engineering and School of Nursing and Health Services were approved to have face-to-face classes based on recommendations from BiPSU's Crisis Management Committee. Students in other programs like the School of Arts and Sciences are advised to continue flexible learning for now. All faculty, staff, and students must follow safety and health protocols on campus. BiPSU is one of few universities in the region approved to start limited in-person classes based on guidelines from the Commission on Higher Education and Inter-Agency Task Force.

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    Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) in the Philippines has opened its campus for limited face-to-face classes starting January 10, 2022 for some programs. The School of Engineering and School of Nursing and Health Services were approved to have face-to-face classes based on recommendations from BiPSU's Crisis Management Committee. Students in other programs like the School of Arts and Sciences are advised to continue flexible learning for now. All faculty, staff, and students must follow safety and health protocols on campus. BiPSU is one of few universities in the region approved to start limited in-person classes based on guidelines from the Commission on Higher Education and Inter-Agency Task Force.

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    Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) in the Philippines has opened its campus for limited face-to-face classes starting January 10, 2022 for some programs. The School of Engineering and School of Nursing and Health Services were approved to have face-to-face classes based on recommendations from BiPSU's Crisis Management Committee. Students in other programs like the School of Arts and Sciences are advised to continue flexible learning for now. All faculty, staff, and students must follow safety and health protocols on campus. BiPSU is one of few universities in the region approved to start limited in-person classes based on guidelines from the Commission on Higher Education and Inter-Agency Task Force.

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    Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) Opens Campus for Limited Face-to-Face

    Classes
    By: Dexter Salpura

    Biliran Province, Philippines- School is now an open new normal session, coming from
    an advisory of the office of the university president to implement the first cycle of limited
    face to face classes which start to commence on January 10, 2022 and others yet to
    announce. The Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) is one of the select few
    universities on the region to open face-to-face classes to chosen program since CHED
    and IATF allowed it in other low risk areas.
    The designated program that are deemed fit to return in open class as per
    recommendation of the BiPSU Crisis Management Committee are the school of
    engineering (SOE). For the School of Nursing and Health Services (SNHS) shall return
    to their schedule of face-to-face classes this Monday, which already started last
    December.
    For the meantime students under the School of Arts and Sciences are advised to stand
    by for further advisory on the limited face-to-face classes sticking to flexible learning
    instead. Some subjects or courses in other program that needed the use of universities
    laboratory and equipment were allowed in a given time after granted the request.
    With the start of the new semester this March 21, 2022 for the second semester many
    students allow student to visit the campus to finalize their grades before the given date.
    Faculty members and staff were directed to observe extra precaution and follow from
    universities to government safety health protocols being implemented. As for the
    student stock in their own home, they still not lost hope to return the class back to
    normal.
    ADVISORY FROM THE OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
    In light with the recent development on COVID-19 cases and per recommendation of the BiPSU
    Crisis Management Committee, only the School of Engineering (SOE) has been deemed fit to
    implement the first cycle of the limited face to face classes which shall commence on January 10,
    2022, Monday, as scheduled. School of Nursing and Health Sciences (SNHS) shall also resume its
    face to face classes, which started last December.
    Meanwhile, students under the School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) are advised to stand by for further
    advisory on the limited face-to-face classes. Faculty members of the said school are directed to
    conduct flexible learning classes instead.
    Faculty members and staff are also directed to observe extra precaution and strictly follow the safety
    and health protocols being implemented by the university and local IATF.

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