Flooded street in Quiapo, Manila during Habagat monsoon rains
Image: Wikimedia Commons (Flooding in Quiapo, Manila during the Habagat-Carina monsoon rains, 2024, photo by Michael Peronce, CC BY-SA 4.0).

Walang pasok September 1, 2026: full list of areas suspending classes

Class suspensions are up for Tuesday, September 1, across several Luzon areas as the southwest monsoon keeps raining hard. Here is the full list. #WalangPasok #ClassSuspensions #Habagat #Weather


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Students in several Luzon provinces can sleep in on Tuesday, September 1, as local governments suspend classes because of the ongoing southwest monsoon.

Which areas suspended classes

Here is the running list of class suspensions for September 1, based on local government announcements:

  • Benguet (whole province): face-to-face classes suspended, pre-school to senior high school, public and private
  • Pampanga: Guagua, Sta. Ana, Sta. Rita (all levels, public and private)
  • Pangasinan: San Carlos City, Basista, Bayambang, Bautista (public schools), Bugallon, Alaminos, Aguilar, Mangaldan
  • Rizal: Montalban (all levels, public and private)
  • Tarlac: Gerona, Paniqui, Camiling, Sta. Ignacia

Why classes were suspended

The suspensions are due to inclement weather brought by the southwest monsoon, the same Habagat that has flooded roads and rivers across Luzon for weeks.

Check your LGU for updates

Local governments update their suspension lists throughout the day, so the list above may change. For the latest, check your town or city’s official page. Heavy rainfall has also been forecast over several provinces, so expect further announcements.

For a recap of how this Habagat stretch has played out, read our earlier walang pasok roundup from August 28.


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