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MANILA, Philippines — The San Beda College Alabang suspended its face-to-face classes on Wednesday, Aug. 26, due to an “unverified safety concern” it received on Tuesday evening.
Based on the official advisory, the Office of the Rector announced that classes at all levels—from basic education to tertiary and graduate education—at San Beda College Alabang will shift to synchronous online or remote learning.
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“This proactive measure is taken out of an abundance of caution following an unverified safety concern reported late this evening, ensuring the total safety and security of our school community,” Rector Fr. Gerardo Ma. De Villa, OSB, said in the advisory released around 11 p.m. on Tuesday.
