THE OCCIDENTAL Mindoro State College resumed face-to-face classes on Monday, February 28.

Teachers and students taking different courses returned to the their classrooms after two years ofl distance learning.

The courses included in the face-to-face classes are communication, information technology, midwifery, agriculture, architecture, criminology and basic education laboratory.

In a ceremony, Dr. Elbert C. Edaniol, OCMS president, welcomed the students, teachers and other visitors who came to witness the event.

The Commission on Higher Education requires schools opting to hold in-person learning must have a high vaccination rate, retrofitted facilities, and approval from concerned government agencies.

The Inter-Agency Task Force Against Covid19 allows schools under Alert Levels 1, 2, and 3 to hold physical classes.