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What used to be a basketball court has been turned into what looks like a swimming pool in front of the school building. Only, the water is green and murky. 


The school’s 290 students and eight teachers are forced to hold classes, in rotation, in a small chapel just across the street.


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BARANGAY ISLA RIVER

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Politics keeping barangay in Valenzuela City under

By Nikko Dizon | August 29, 2001 - 12:00am

The Isla Elementary School in Barangay Isla, Valenzuela City has been submerged in knee-deep floodwaters since July. To get to the classrooms and the principal’s tiny office, one has to walk on a bridge of lined-up...

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