JOHOR BARU: Pupils and teachers from two flood-ravaged schools will continue home-based learning (PdPR) until Friday due to severe infrastructure damage from last week's floods.

SK Kangkar Tebrau and SK Maju Jaya in Seelong, both located in the state capital, suffered losses exceeding RM100,000, forcing temporary closures.

State Education and Information Committee chairman Aznan Tamin said eight schools were initially affected since last Thursday, but six have since resumed physical classes.

The six schools are SK Kampung Pulai, SK Tampoi Utama, SMK Taman Kota Jaya, SJKC Pei Hwa, SK Bandar in Kota Tinggi, and SK Seri Perpat in Batu Pahat.

The two worst-hit schools remain shut due to damage to classrooms, computer laboratories, assembly areas and canteens. The Johor Education Department approved PdPR for the final school week before the Hari Raya break.