The students of Barobo National High School. Photo courtesy of BNHS
SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del Sur — Barobo National High School in Barobo, Surigao del Sur shifted to modular distance learning on Friday, July 24, after an alarming social media post threatened an attack on the school and identified several grade levels and sections as alleged targets.
The threatening message was reportedly posted by a social media page identified as “Yawa Ka.” The post opened with the Bisaya statement, “Ready na ba mo ugma, Barobo National High School?” which translates to, “Are you ready for tomorrow, Barobo National High School?”
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