Class suspensions on Friday, Aug. 14, due to monsoon rains

WALANG PASOK: Class suspensions on Friday, Aug. 14, due to monsoon rains

/ 05:55 PM August 13, 2026
In-person classes on Friday, Aug. 14, remained suspended in several areas due to prevailing heavy rainfall brought by the southwest monsoon, or habagat.
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[Updated Aug. 14, 2026, 9:59 a.m.]

MANILA, Philippines — In-person classes on Friday, Aug. 14, remained suspended in several areas due to prevailing heavy rainfall brought by the southwest monsoon, or habagat.

READ: Habagat brings heavy rainfall over Luzon on Thursday afternoon

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Metro Manila

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  • Manila – kindergarten to senior high school (public and private schools)
  • Mandaluyong City – preschool to senior high school, including Alternative Learning System (public and private schools) shift to alternative modes
  • Las Piñas City – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Pateros – child development centers to senior high school (public and private schools) shift to alternative modes
  • San Juan City – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Marikina City – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Malabon City – all levels (public and private schools) shift to alternative modes
  • Pasig City – kinder to senior high school, including Alternative Learning System (public and private schools) shift to alternative modes
  • Valenzuela City – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Quezon City — afternoon classes of child development centers to senior high school, including Alternative Learning System (public schools only), shift to alternative modes

Benguet

  • Atok – pre-school to senior high school
  • Buguias – pre-school to elementary
  • Baguio City – preschool to kindergarten (public and private schools)Atok – pre-school to senior high school

Pangasinan

  • Lingayen – (public schools only)
  • Mangaldan – all levels (public and private schools) shift to alternative modes
  • Mangatarem – all levels (public and private schools)

La Union

  • Bauang – all levels (public and private schools)

Bulacan

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  • Sta. Maria – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Baliwag – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Plaridel – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Meycauayan City – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Malolos City – all levels (public and private schools) shift to alternative modes
  • Calumpit – all levels (public and private schools)

Pampanga

  • Masantol – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Candaba – all levels (public and private schools) shift to alternative modes
  • Guagua – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Sasmuan – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Sto. Tomas – all levels (public and private schools)

Cavite

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  • Bacoor City – all levels (public and private schools) shift to alternative modes
  • Dasmariñas City – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Kawit – all levels (public and private schools)
  • Cavite City – all levels (public and private schools) shift to alternative modesAtok – pre-school to senior high school (public and private schools) 

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration earlier said in a weather advisory that the southwest monsoon will continue to affect major parts of Luzon, while fair weather conditions are likely to prevail over parts of Visayas and Mindanao. /jpv /mr

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