THE NUEVA Vizcaya State University will start the conduct of limited face-to-face classes on its campus grounds.

NVSU said its Bayombong and Bambang campuses will start holding in-person learning for the second semester of Academic Year 2021-2022.

The university has received the go signal from the Commission on Higher Education and the Department of Health to conduct physical classes after complying with the requirements.

The NVSU Crisis Management Committee met with Officer-in-Charge Ruth Raña Padilla to prepare the school once classes start on March 14.

CHED said schools opting to hold in-person learning must have a high vaccination rate, retrofitted classrooms, and certification from concerned agencies.

NVSU has also secured a total of P8.4 million funding from the commission for its anti-Covid19 mitigation efforts.