Metro Manila and Provincial Class Suspensions Announced for August 10, 2026 Due to Southwest Monsoon
Classes for Monday, August 10, 2026, have been officially canceled across multiple regions and academic institutions in the Philippines due to severe weather conditions brought by the Southwest Monsoon, locally known as Habagat. According to announcements compiled by GMA Integrated News on August 9, 2026, local government units and school administrators have suspended physical and online classes to ensure student and personnel safety as relentless rains impact Luzon.
Wide-Ranging Provincial Cancellations Across Luzon
According to GMA Integrated News, the province of Abra has declared no classes across all levels for both public and private institutions, alongside complete work suspensions in all government offices. Similarly, Nueva Ecija has implemented a blanket suspension covering all levels in public and private schools for Monday, August 10, 2026.
In Bulacan, authorities have likewise ordered a total halt to classes across all levels for both public and private schools. Meanwhile, local officials in Batangas have taken a hybrid approach; specifically, the local government of Lemery announced that there will be “no face-to-face classes, all levels, public and private; shift to modular or online distance learning” for the duration of the weather disturbance.
Metro Manila and University Adjustments
National Capital Region localities are also feeling the brunt of the Habagat weather system, prompting localized suspensions. Within Metro Manila, Marikina City has enforced strict safety protocols by declaring that there will be “no face-to-face and online classes, all levels, public and private,” completely halting academic output to protect residents from potential flooding and severe weather hazards.
The University of Santo Tomas has confirmed that it will implement “no face-to-face classes, all levels; Enriched Virtual Mode of Instruction to be implemented” for its academic community on Monday, August 10, 2026, ensuring that learning continuity is maintained digitally while students remain safely at home.
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