HSS to move classes to downtown campus tom’row

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NEW CAMPUS. This eco-friendly environment prevails at the new campus of Holy Spirit School (HSS) in Dao, this city. However, the building lacks occupancy and fire safety inspection permit thus pupils were asked to vacate and instead move back to their original campus in downtown area, this city, starting tomorrow.
NEW CAMPUS. This eco-friendly environment prevails at the new campus of Holy Spirit School (HSS) in Dao, this city. However, the building lacks occupancy and fire safety inspection permit thus pupils were asked to vacate and instead move back to their original campus in downtown area, this city, starting tomorrow.

The elementary department of Holy Spirit School (HSS) will resume their classes tomorrow at their original campus in downtown area along Remolador st., this city.

This decision was reached after the school was ordered to vacate their newly constructed building at their new campus in Dao district, this city. The order was issued by the Office of the Building Officer (OBO) of the city government due to the absence of a certificate of occupancy  and the no fire safety inspection certificate,

The order was received Nov. 27 ordering the suspension of the use of the building and the notice to vacate.

School authorities expressed their apology for the inconvenience caused to the children due to the insufficient water supply and the warm classrooms due to non-functioning of installed electric fans since there is no electricity and the need to put up safe rail guards for the lower windows.

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HSS administration said that their transfer to the new campus last Nov. 5 was in line with the schools “enthusiasm to provide the children with an eco-friendly and safer environment and more space to move around.”

The notice to resume classes tomorrow at their original campus was signed by the HSST School Leadership Team composed of Virgilia Fudolig, Fructosa Dimo, Mansueta Mapano, Nazareno Ello, Sr. Fatima Manding, SSPS and Sr. Milagros Sandoval, SSPS.

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