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Memorandum No. 51, s.2020 was issued pursuant to Proclamation No. 929 declaring a State of Calamity throughout the Country Due to Corona Virus Disease-19 (CoViD-19) and consistent with the Executive Order No. 20, s.2020 issued by the Provincial Government of Bukidnon placing the Province of Bukidnon under GCQ.
The suspension of classes in all levels and alternative work arrangements at BukSU Main Campus and Satellite Campuses are extended until April 30 or until further notice.
The skeletal force and work-from-home arrangements will remain enforced, according to the memo.
Employees who constitute the skeletal force are required to physically report to their respective offices.
The provisions of previously issued memoranda relative to CoViD-19 health crisis shall remain in full force and effect.
Classes in BukSU were first suspended effective March 16, 2020 following the declaration of community quarantine in Malaybalay City and other related local and national declarations.(OP-Information and Publication Service)

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