Simulation of Progressive Limited Face to Face Classes

Mariveles National High School-Poblacion conducted the whole-day simulation of progressive limited face to face classes on March 31.


One of the purposes of the activity is to ensure that the health and safety protocols are strictly followed by the students, teaching, and non-teaching personnel.

A total of four sections from grade 7 to grade 10 attended the said simulation. 

Due to the limited space at the school quadrangle, only grade 7 and grade 9 learners were requested to join in the flag ceremony before the start of the morning classes.

The supposed actual implementation of limited face to face classes on April 4 was rescheduled to April 11 because of the existence of a sole CoViD infected case in barangay San Carlos.




Students from Grade 7 and Grade 9 levels are requested to attend in the flag ceremony.





MNHS-Poblacion school principal IV, Dr. Cesar L. Valenzuela is delivering a message about the important reminders for the whole day activity .




Ma'am Leonora D. Jajalla, Master Teacher II of the Mathematics department at MNHS-Poblacion is teaching  Geometry to grade 7 students during the simulation.


Other Photos during 

the Limited Face to Face Simulation




















Moreover, Mariveles National High School-Poblacion has the biggest student population in the division of Bataan, with 1,866 male and 1,873 female students, with a total number of 3,739 enrollees from grade 7 up to grade 10 levels as of March 31. 

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