THE IFUGAO State University-Potia campus resumed its face-to-face classes in more courses after two years of distance learning.

The school said programs that went back to their classrooms are secondary education, elementary education, technology and livelihood education, computer engineering, and criminology for the second semester of the Academic Year 2021-2022.

Classes in agriculture, information technology, forestry, hospitality management, entrepreneurship, and seafarer rating courses also resumed classes.

The university said it was given the green light on the said courses after complying with the requirement of the Commission on Higher Education and Department of Health Joint Circular.

It has also secured a safety seal from the Department of the Interior and Local Government and mayor’s permit to hold classes.

IFSU’s Midwifery program had the headstart with in-person learning as it resumed classes on the first semester of the school year.

Earthquake and fire drills were also practiced by the students as they go back to classroom learning.