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EU Calauag shifts to flexible learning

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September 13, 2020

Amidst the pandemic, Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation-Calauag (MSEUF-Calaguag) campus decided to implement flexible teaching and learning modalities for senior high school (SHS) programs on August 24, 2020.

Flexible learning, a program adopted by MSEUF as a result of the mandate of the Department of Education, combines online and offline synchronous and asynchronous classes. This approach is also currently being used at the MSEUF main campus.

According to Anicia P. Lorica, MSEUF-Calauag, along with its 20 faculty and support staff, shall do everything to provide the best education that its 181 SHS students deserve. On the other hand, Calauag also have 101 enrollees for its undergraduate programs and 11 for its postgraduate programs.

Currently with five affiliate campuses and the Lucena main campus, the MSEUF continues to expand its conquest of Quezon.

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