Efforts to "retain" students

At Chu Van An Primary School, Cuor Dang Commune, for many years, with the cooperation of the community, teachers have always persistently campaigned and created favorable conditions to help "keep" students in school.

Chu Van An Primary School has 100% of its students being ethnic minorities. The school has a main campus in Cuor Dang B village and two satellite campuses in Kroa B village and Aring village. To ensure the number of students, the school is always proactive in coordinating to mobilize students to go to school.

Teachers of Chu Van An Primary School coordinated with village chiefs and prestigious people to visit students' homes to encourage them to come to class.

Ms. Le Thi Tan, the school's principal, said that the school assigns teachers to regularly visit the homes of students at risk of dropping out of school to understand their circumstances and explain to their parents the importance of studying. On the other hand, the school actively connects with organizations and individuals to implement many charity programs at the school with the hope that students will have less need and can study with peace of mind.

Notably, for many years now, the school has closely coordinated with the village chief and prestigious people in the village to propagate, mobilize, and advise students to study hard. The case of the two brothers Y Thin Eban, a student of class 4C, and Y Nghinh Eban, a student of class 3C, in Kroa C village is a typical example. Their parents work for a living, and there were times when it seemed like they would have to drop out of school because of their difficult family circumstances. Understanding the situation of the children, the teachers are always close to them, encouraging them to try to study; connecting with benefactors to support scholarships; at the same time, coordinating with the village chief of Kroa C, Mr. Y Ngoan Eban, and a prestigious person in the village, Mr. Y Ui Adrong, to promptly visit and encourage the children to go to school and class. The attention of the teachers and the village Self-management Board has helped the Y Thin brothers happily and confidently go to school.

Chu Van An Primary School always maintains a high attendance rate.

Mr. Y Ngoan Eban shared: “Every time a family intends to let their children drop out of school, we come to their home to find timely support solutions so that the children do not drop out of school.” Thanks to this synchronous coordination, for many years, Chu Van An Primary School has maintained an almost absolute rate of student attendance.

In reality, in the effort to "retain" students, especially those in ethnic minority areas, along with the efforts of the school, village chiefs and prestigious people play a key role in propaganda and mobilization to change people's awareness. With their prestige, they promptly intervene and coordinate with the school to mobilize and persuade students to return to school.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202512/no-luc-giu-chan-hoc-tro-9f51a0e/