According to the resolution of the People's Council of Lang Son province, the highest tuition fees are in wards of Lang Son city, the lowest are in communes outside the city in the province.
Tuition fees for the 2024-2025 school year in Lang Son province will be implemented according to Resolution No. 10/2024/HDND dated July 23, 2024. Accordingly, tuition fees for the 2024-2025 school year for public preschool and generaleducation institutions that are not self-sufficient in regular expenditure in Lang Son province are as follows:
Unit: thousand VND/student/month
Region | Educational Institution | |||
Kindergarten | Elementary | Junior High School | High School, Continuing Education at High School Level | |
1. Wards of Lang Son city | 175 | 300 | 120 | 155 |
2. Towns in districts; communes in Lang Son city | 100 | 100 | 72 | 100 |
3. The remaining communes | 48 | 50 | 43 | 48 |
Online tuition fees will be 75% of the above tuition fees.
Combined class in Trang Dinh district (Lang Son). Photo: VNA
The Resolution also states: The tuition fee regulations for public primary education stipulated in this Resolution are used as a basis for supporting tuition fees for private primary school students in areas where there are not enough public primary schools and for private primary school students who are eligible for tuition exemption and reduction policies as prescribed.
Lang Son is a mountainous, border province in the Northeast region with a natural area of 8,310.09 km2 .
The population of the province in 2019 was 782,811 people, mainly living in rural areas (accounting for 79.54%). Lang Son province has 07 ethnic groups, mainly: Nung accounting for 41.91%, Tay 35.43%, Kinh 16.99%, Dao 3.5%, Hoa 0.29%, San chay 0.6%, Mong 0.17%, other ethnic groups 0.11%.
Lang Son province has 11 district-level administrative units, including 10 districts and 01 class II city; 200 commune-level administrative units (including 181 communes, 05 wards and 14 towns). As of June 2020, the province has 1,850 villages and residential groups (including 1,707 villages, 143 residential groups). Of which, there are 31 communes in area I, 57 communes in area II, 112 communes in area III; there are 107 extremely difficult communes, 04 safe zone communes, 03 border communes, 83 extremely difficult villages of 24 communes in area II subject to investment under Program 135.
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