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When Is “Walang Pasok” Just? Toward a Cumulative Educational Burden Principle for Recurrent Class Suspension
Class suspensions are usually assessed event by event. A typhoon approaches, roads flood, volcanic activity intensifies, dangerous heat develops, or another emergency arises; authorities then determine whether ordinary attendance should continue. Existing work has examined when closure is warranted,
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