Several local government units and educational institutions have announced class suspensions for Thursday, September 10, 2026, due to persistent heavy rain brought by the southwest monsoon, locally known as habagat, affecting portions of Luzon and the Visayas according to official announcements compiled from affected regions.
Central Luzon Class Suspensions
In Central Luzon, multiple municipalities across Bulacan and Pampanga have halted classes. According to local directives in Bulacan, Baliwag City suspended face-to-face classes across all levels for both public and private schools, while Calumpit instituted suspensions for all levels in public and private institutions. Hagonoy also suspended face-to-face classes across all levels for public and private schools.
Pampanga recorded targeted suspensions. Candaba halted face-to-face classes in select schools, specifically San Agustin Elementary School, Lanang Elementary School, Lanang High School, Pasig High School, and Pampanga State University. Masantol suspended face-to-face classes across all levels for public and private schools. San Fernando City ordered face-to-face classes in all public levels suspended until Saturday, September 12. San Simon suspended all levels for public and private schools until Friday, September 11, with the exception of Concepcion Integrated School. Santo Tomas enacted suspensions for face-to-face classes across all levels in public and private schools until Saturday, September 12. In Zambales, Botolan suspended face-to-face classes at all public and private levels.
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Ilocos Region Class Suspensions
Northern areas in the Ilocos Region have similarly responded to the continuous rainfall. In Pangasinan, Calasiao suspended face-to-face classes across all levels for public and private institutions. Dagupan City enacted a suspension covering all levels in both public and private schools.
Authorities across these regions have indicated that updates regarding the status of classes will be released as local or national officials issue new advisories based on weather conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are classes suspended on Thursday, September 10, 2026?
Classes are suspended due to heavy rain expected to persist from the southwest monsoon, or habagat, affecting portions of Luzon and Visayas regions.
Which areas in Bulacan have halted classes?
Baliwag City, Calumpit, and Hagonoy have implemented class suspensions across various public and private levels.
How long will the suspensions last in San Fernando City and Santo Tomas?
Face-to-face classes in public levels for San Fernando City and all levels for public and private schools in Santo Tomas are suspended until Saturday, September 12.
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