9 communes and wards in Dak Lak still owe teachers more than 14 billion VND for overtime teaching
On June 3, Mr. Nguyen Xuan Da - Deputy Director of Dak Lak Department of Education and Training (GDĐT) said that the unit had just proposed to the Department of Finance to advise the Provincial People's Committee to consider allocating more than 14.4 billion VND to pay overtime teaching fees still owed teachers at public educational institutions in the area.
According to Mr. Da, through reviewing the dossiers of 33 communes and wards that incurred overtime teaching debts in the period from the 2020-2021 school year to the 2024-2025 school year, 23 localities have proactively balanced budgets to completely pay teachers, so they no longer request provincial budget support.
However, there are still 9 communes and wards that have not balanced enough funding to pay these debts. The appraisal results of the Department of Education and Training show that the total amount of overtime teaching money still owed teachers in the above localities is more than 14.4 billion VND. See more...
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School speaks out about male student being ganged up on in Lao Cai
Lao Dong Newspaper recently reported on the case of a male student in Lao Cai ward being chased and assaulted by a group of students from other schools.
On June 3, according to a reporter's source, relevant units have organized meetings, verified and implemented handling measures.
According to Ms. Nguyen Thu Loan - Vice Principal of Hoang Hoa Tham Secondary School, through initial verification, D.P. A, an 8A student of the school, was assaulted by a group of students of Kim Tan Secondary School.
The school's report shows that before the incident occurred, D.P. A was once beaten with a stick by a student of Kim Tan Secondary School, although there was no conflict between the two sides. See more...
There is no story of elementary schools cutting bonuses to print certificates of merit in Ninh Binh
Social networks are buzzing with a post from a Facebook account in a group reflecting: "The story only exists at Loc Hoa Elementary School, my child is studying. Year-end bonus but cutting 7,500 VND for each child to print certificates of merit... I thought certificates of merit were the school's task to print for the children. Is this like buying certificates of merit...".
Parents believe that although the amount of money is not large, the school's behavior is causing outrage. Notably, the poster also reflected that certificates of merit in other competitions are also deducted, causing some students to be deducted repeatedly from 2 to 4 times.
Regarding the incident at Loc Hoa Elementary School, on June 3, in an exchange with a reporter from Lao Dong Newspaper, the leader of Dong A Ward People's Committee, Ninh Binh province said: "The information spread online is incorrect. The reward for students is organized by the school's Parents' Representative Board and the parents' representative boards of the classes; and the cost of printing certificates of merit is taken from the budget". See more...
