School supports students over sex abuse claims against Alvin Miclat
School supports students over sex abuse claims against Alvin Miclat
THE Philippine High School of the Arts (PHSA) has assured its students that the teaching and non-teaching staff of the government-run institution will give support and hear their concerns for their safety and well-being after alleged sex abuse claims against Alvin Miclat surfaced on Vice News.
In a statement dated July 5, the management of PHSA recognized the statements of some alumni talking about abuses they experienced while they were students at the Makiling campus in Laguna and sympathized with them. The sex abuse claims against Alvin Miclat started when alumni and current students started to post on their social media accounts.
It said former students are welcome to file their complaints with the school’s designated committee that processes such matters.
“The PHSA, just like any other institution, is not perfect. But please be assured that our school personnel are working hand in hand toward providing our students a safe learning environment, whether online or in Makiling,” the school’s management added.
It pointed out that it trusts the delivery of quality education to its learners amid the pandemic in the safety and comfort of their own homes and guaranteed their safety on campus once they return for in-person or blended learning modality by August or September.
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