THE COMMISSION on Higher Education and officials from the Department of Health and the city government of Malolos inspected the facilities of the Centro Escolar University-Malolos to assess its readiness to resume limited face-to-face classes.

The university requested to be allowed to hold in-person classes for its Dentistry, Nursing and Medical Technology programs.

The city’s Information Office said the school “complied with most of the guidelines on the gradual reopening of campuses for face-to-face classes.”

The university was given seven days to comply with the rest of the requirements.

Dr. Ma. Flordeliza Anastacio, CEU Malolos vice president, said school officials are confident that the university will be able to adhere with CHED’s recommendations.

CEU President Dr. Maria Cristina Padolina gave assurances that utmost care and protection of students and faculty is top priority.