San Jose National High School suspends classes due to threats
San Jose National High School in Tacloban City suspended classes following online threats targeting students. Local police and anti-cybercrime units are currently investigating the source of the messages to ensure school safety.
Why it matters
The incident highlights the growing challenge of digital safety and cyber-harassment in educational environments, particularly following previous violent incidents at the school.
Manila Bulletin - San Jose National High School suspends classes due to threats
San Jose National High School suspends classes due to threats
TACLOBAN CITY -- San Jose National High School suspended classes on Tuesday following reports of threatening messages posted online targeting students. A Grade 8 teacher reported to the Tacloban City Police Station 1 that one of her students received a screenshot of a Messenger conversation sent to their class group chat. The messages, allegedly from an account named “JM Magallanes,” contained threats against the school community. Statements included warnings and claims that the sender and about nine others would target Grade 7 and Grade 8 students.
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