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DepEd-Tabuk races to repair 182 classrooms before school opening

  • Jia Balinggao
  • 5 hours ago
  • 2 min read

Rizal, Kalinga – The Schools Division Office (SDO) of Tabuk City is intensifying classroom repairs and rehabilitation efforts as it grapples with a shortage of 157 classrooms ahead of the opening of classes.


During the DepEd-CAR 2nd Quarter Press Conference on June 2, 2026, Schools Division Superintendent (SDS) Christopher Benigno reported that the division lacks 127 classrooms for Kindergarten to Grade 6 and 30 classrooms for Grades 7 to 12.


Benigno said that despite the shortage, the division still has 182 condemned classrooms and 26 makeshift classrooms, further straining available learning spaces.


To help address the problem, the division has intensified its Brigada Eskwela activities with the support of the Tabuk City Local Government Unit (LGU), parents, stakeholders, non-government organizations, and other partners. Through these efforts, classroom repairs, cleaning, and rehabilitation are being undertaken to ensure that some of the condemned classrooms can still be safely used by learners.


The SDS also shared that Tabuk City has partnered with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) through the Team Bayanihan Project, under which Amlao Elementary School and Lucog Elementary School became recipients of assistance.


Meanwhile, the Tabuk City LGU has committed to provide ₱6,000 in assistance to each of the city's 103 schools to support Brigada Eskwela activities.


Benigno likewise expressed gratitude to the Provincial Government of Kalinga, led by Governor James S. Edduba, for supporting the implementation of Brigada Eskwela across the 10 districts of Tabuk City.


The Schools Division Office remains hopeful that continued collaboration among government agencies, local officials, and community stakeholders will help ensure that schools are ready and conducive for learning when classes begin.


*This article is written by an intern from Kalinga State University, taking BS in Developmental Communications.

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