WALANG PASOK: Class suspensions for September 24, 2025

WALANG PASOK: Class suspensions for September 24, 2025

Weather Update:

Due to the Southwest Monsoon and Tropical Cyclone OPONG, heavy rainfall is expected in various parts of the Philippines from today until Friday, September 26. 

Today through tomorrow afternoon, the Southwest Monsoon will bring significant rainfall to Zambales and Bataan, with moderate to heavy rain also anticipated in several other provinces in Luzon, including Occidental Mindoro. From tomorrow afternoon to Thursday afternoon, 

Tropical Cyclone OPONG will contribute to moderate to heavy rainfall in Eastern Samar, while the monsoon continues to affect Occidental Mindoro. The heaviest rainfall is forecast for Thursday afternoon to Friday afternoon, when Tropical Cyclone OPONG is expected to bring 100-200 mm of rain to Catanduanes, Albay, Sorsogon, and parts of Samar, with moderate to heavy rain affecting a wide area from Luzon to the Visayas. 

Class Suspensions

Due to the effects of Super Typhoon Nando and the enhanced Southwest Monsoon, several areas have announced class and work suspensions for Wednesday, September 24, 2025.

This is a running list and will be updated as new announcements are released.

Here is the list of locations where classes and government work are suspended on Wednesday, September 24, 2025:

Class Suspensions for Wednesday, September 24, 2025, due to Super Typhoon #NandoPH

​Here is a consolidated list of class suspensions for Wednesday, September 24, 2025, due to the effects of Super Typhoon #NandoPH. Some areas are shifting to modular or online learning.

​All Levels (Public & Private)

• ​Bataan: All municipalities (Province-wide)

• ​Bulacan: 

• ​Calumpit

• ​Marilao

• ​Pandi

• ​Santa Maria

• ​Ilocos Norte: All municipalities (Province-wide)

• ​Laguna: Los Baños (shift to modular learning)

Pampanga: 

• ​Arayat

• ​Bacolor

• ​Macabebe

• ​Masantol

• ​San Fernando

• ​Sasmuan

• ​Santo Tomas

• ​Pangasinan: 

• ​Aguilar (face-to-face classes suspended, shift to modular learning)

• ​Alaminos City

• ​Asingan (face-to-face classes suspended, shift to modular learning)

• ​Bautista

• ​Bayambang

• ​Binmaley

• ​Bugallon (face-to-face classes suspended, shift to modular learning)

• ​Calasiao

• ​Dagupan City

• ​Lingayen

• ​Malasiqui

• ​Mangatarem

• ​Pozorrubio

• ​Rosales

• ​San Carlos City

• ​San Fabian (face-to-face classes suspended, shift to modular learning)

• ​San Jacinto (face-to-face classes suspended, shift to modular learning)

• ​Santa Barbara

• ​Santa Maria

• ​Sual

• ​Urbiztondo (face-to-face classes suspended, shift to modular learning)

Rizal: Jalajala

Tarlac: 

• ​Anao

• ​Camiling

• ​Paniqui

• ​Valenzuela City

Zambales: 

• ​Candelaria

• ​San Antonio

• ​San Narciso

​Suspensions for Specific Levels

Benguet: 

• ​All levels, face-to-face classes suspended: Sablan

• ​Preschool to Senior High School: La Trinidad (face-to-face classes suspended, shift to modular learning)

• ​Preschool to Senior High School: Atok (shift to modular learning)

• ​Preschool to Senior High School: Kabayan (shift to modular learning)

Elementary: Kibungan

Pangasinan: 

• ​Preschool to Senior High School: Basista

• ​Preschool to Senior High School: Mangaldan (face-to-face classes suspended)

• ​Preschool to Senior High School: Sison (face-to-face classes suspended)

Tarlac: 

• ​Kinder to Grade 12: San Clemente

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This is an updated list as of 8:40 PM. Please continue to monitor local news for any further changes.

Refresh for updated list.

The public is advised to take precautions, and disaster risk reduction and management offices are urged to prepare. For immediate, local updates on class suspensions and severe weather, people should refer to the more precise Heavy Rainfall Warnings issued by their local PAGASA Regional Services Divisions.