On the morning of September 24th, some schools in the southern Khanh Hoa region allowed students to study online and take days off due to concerns about heavy rain.
Accordingly, from the afternoon of September 23, Phan Rang Secondary School - Branch 2 has announced the organization of teaching on September 24.
Faced with the complicated diễn biến of rain and floods, the school decided to switch from direct learning to online learning on September 24.
Students study online according to timetables and class groups, and log in to class on time.
During online learning, students are required to maintain contact with homeroom teachers and subject teachers for support when needed.
The school reminds students not to arbitrarily move through deeply flooded areas, fast-flowing water, and prioritize ensuring safety during rain and floods.
Ninh Chu Elementary School also announced that all students will be off school today (September 24).
The school requests parents to coordinate and remind students to strictly implement online learning and safety requirements during the rainy and flood season.
Bao An Primary School, Bao An ward also issued a notice for students to take a day off today. It is expected that students will return to school normally from September 25 if the weather is stable.
According to the forecast of the Khanh Hoa Provincial Hydrometeorological Station from the afternoon of September 23rd to the end of September 24th, the southern area of Khanh Hoa will have heavy rain, with a high risk of flooding.
From the afternoon of September 23rd to the morning of September 24th, there were heavy rains in Cam Ranh, Phan Rang, Bao An wards...
Previously, the Department of Education and Training of Khanh Hoa province also issued a document requesting the People's Committees of communes, wards, and special zones to direct educational institutions under their management; units directly under the Department to continue to strictly implement the directives and guidelines of levels and sectors on disaster prevention and control, rain and floods.
The education sector requests units not to be subjective or negligent in the face of the complicated developments of rain and floods; urgently review, inspect and consolidate school facilities, especially at remote schools in remote areas, areas at high risk of landslides or flooding.
Units are required to strengthen forces to participate in preventing, combating and overcoming the consequences of natural disasters, limiting damage to facilities, school buildings, documents, books and school supplies.
The Department of Education and Training also requested educational institutions to develop plans to ensure safety for students, teachers and education managers, and implement the "4 on-the-spot" motto.
Schools closely monitor weather developments and proactively propose to let students take leave from school, and develop make-up teaching plans at appropriate times.
In particular, units are required to absolutely not organize teaching when safety is not ensured.
During the rainy and flood season, educational units are assigned to direct 24/24 hour duty to proactively handle arising situations.
