THE CENTRAL Luzon State University will resume in-person learning for programs under its College of Engineering.

A report by the CLSU Collegian, the official student publication of the university, said that CEn Dean Dr. Theody Sayco led the inspection of facilities which are being retrofitted.

It said that limited face-to-face classes will be held in the second semester of the current school year.

Under the school’s academic calendar, the second semester will start on January 24, 2022.

CLSU held a stakeholder’s consultation regarding the return of physical classes last October.

The Commission on Higher Education requires schools planning to conduct physical classes to have a high vaccination rate, retrofitted classrooms and approval of the concerned local government units.