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Local November 4, 2025 | 10:14 am

MINERD confirms return to classes across the country

Santo Domingo.- The Ministry of Education (MINERD) announced that classes will resume nationwide this Tuesday, following the temporary suspension caused by Hurricane Melissa. After assessments conducted across the country in coordination with emergency agencies, authorities confirmed that conditions are safe for a gradual and orderly return to classrooms.

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