Last updated: September 7, 2026 11:02PM.
MANILA, Philippines — Several local government units have announced class suspensions for Tuesday, September 8, 2026, due to continued rains, flooding, and the effects of the Southwest Monsoon or Habagat.
No Classes September 8, 2026 :
Metro Manila
Las Piñas City
- All levels
- Public and private schools
Pangasinan
Binmaley
- All levels
- Public and private schools
- No face-to-face classes
Malasiqui
- All levels
- Public and private schools
- No face-to-face classes
- Shift to Alternative Learning Modes (ALMs)
San Carlos City
- All levels
- Public and private schools
- No face-to-face classes
- Shift to Alternative Learning Modes
Pampanga
San Simon
- All levels
- Public and private schools
- Concepcion Integrated School is excluded and will continue face-to-face classes.
Sto. Tomas
- All levels
- Public and private schools
- No face-to-face classes
- Shift to Alternative Learning Modes
Batangas
Balayan
- All levels
- Public and private schools
- Shift to online/modular distance learning
Calatagan
- All levels
- Public and private schools
- Shift to online/modular distance learning
Lian
- All levels
- Public and private schools
- Shift to online/modular distance learning
Nasugbu
- All levels
- Public and private schools
- No face-to-face classes
- Shift to alternative learning modalities
Bulacan
Calumpit
- All levels
- Public and private schools
- Shift to Alternative Learning Modes (ALMs)
Additional Update: Candaba, Pampanga
Candaba has also been included in the latest GMA update, with modular classes announced for selected schools and the Pampanga State University–Candaba Campus.
The schools listed include :
- San Agustin Elementary School
- Candaba Elementary School
- Pasig Elementary School
- Paralaya Elementary School
- Bambang Elementary School
- Mandasig Elementary School
- Pansinao Elementary School
- Gulap Elementary School
- Lanang Elementary School
- Pasig High School
- Paralaya High School
- Lanang High School
- Pampanga State University–Candaba Campus
The following areas have announced class suspensions based on official advisories from local authorities.
These additional announcements were reported by GMA News on September 7, 2026.
Note : The list may still be updated as more local government units release official announcements.
The list may change as local governments continue monitoring weather conditions and flooding in their respective areas.
Students, parents and teachers are advised to check the official social media pages or websites of their LGU and school for the latest announcements.
This article will be updated as additional class suspension advisories are released.
“Class suspensions may change depending on new announcements from local authorities and schools”.
