On September 12, Mr. To Van Hung - Secretary of the Hoa Vang District Party Committee, Da Nang City - sent a letter to students in Nam Yen village, Hoa Bac commune in the context of 54 students not attending class due to parents protesting against the consolidation of schools.
In the letter, Mr. Hung expressed his regret for the incident and apologized to the students. "Regardless of the reason or whose fault it was, I sincerely apologize from the bottom of my heart to you," Mr. Hung wrote.
Mr. To Van Hung, Secretary of Hoa Vang District Party Committee, encouraged parents to send their children to school during the dialogue on September 10.
Mr. Hung also mentioned in the letter: "The teachers did not hesitate to do anything, they went to every door, met every person in the village, even begged and shed tears in front of the villagers to apologize and earnestly begged the parents to let their children go to school."
Letter from the Secretary of the Hoa Vang District Party Committee to students of Nam Yen village, Hoa Bac commune
At the end of the letter, the Secretary of the Hoa Vang District Party Committee wished the students to soon stabilize their studies and always believed that the boundless love of teachers would soon help them catch up with their friends.
Previously, due to the policy of merging village schools into the main school, since the opening ceremony until now, 54 students in Nam Yen village have not attended school. The reason is that parents opposed the merger, wanting to maintain the old school near their home so that their children can go to class by themselves. The Nam Yen village school is nearly 2 km from the main school. In the 2023-2024 school year, the main school will be newly built with a budget of nearly 25 billion VND.
The new school has just been invested in and put into use in the 2023-2024 school year.
During the dialogue between local authorities and parents on September 10, Mr. Hung proposed two options: Arrange temporary teachers at the old school for grades 1, 2 and 3, while grades 4 and 5 go to the new school; all students go to the new school.
Also at the dialogue, Mr. Hung proposed many solutions to support parents in taking their children to school. He even said that he would assign staff to support in case parents are unable to pick up and drop off their children. All of this is aimed at ensuring that children have the right to study, to study in a spacious school - fully meeting the requirements ofeducational innovation.
Nam Yen village school is 2km from the main school.
After that, Hoa Bac commune coordinated with the school to collect parents' opinions, but the majority still did not agree with the above two options.
On the afternoon of September 12, Ms. Le Thi Thanh Xuan, Vice Principal in charge of Hoa Bac Primary School, said that so far, 9/54 students have returned to school.
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