Accordingly, the People's Committee of Hung Yen province has authorized the renaming of Le Quy Don High School, located in An Thi commune (established by the former People's Committee of Hung Yen province), to Dinh Tien Hoang High School.
The name of Nguyen Du High School, located in Quang Hung commune (established by the former Hung Yen Provincial People's Committee), has been changed to Newton Hung Yen High School.
The Trần Hưng Đạo High School, located in Phụ Dực commune (established by the former Thái Bình Provincial People's Committee), is renamed Trần Quốc Tuấn High School.
The Hung Vuong High School, located in Vu Thu commune (established by the former Thai Binh Provincial People's Committee), has been renamed Lac Long Quan High School.
The Provincial People's Committee requires that the newly renamed high schools inherit the existing organizational structure, assets, and student body of the private high schools before the renaming. They must also proceed with the procedures for re-registering the school seal in accordance with regulations.
Simultaneously, it is under the direct professional management and guidance of the Hung Yen Department of Education and Training, and subject to inspection, auditing, and supervision by competent authorities in accordance with the law.
After the merger, Hung Yen has 71 high schools (54 public and 17 private); 2 continuing education centers, 18 vocational training and continuing education centers, 1 special education school and 1 vocational school for people with disabilities.
Apart from the four private high schools that were renamed and the vocational training and continuing education centers whose names were removed at the district and city levels, most educational institutions retained their names as they were before the provincial merger.
Source: https://giaoducthoidai.vn/hung-yen-doi-ten-4-truong-thpt-post742769.html
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