On September 11, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh - Principal of Nguyen Du Secondary School (Di Linh commune, Lam Dong province) said that the school has organized promotion to 9th grade for student D. M.H (14 years old), a student related to the school violence case, in accordance with regulations.
According to Ms. Thanh, the procedures for class promotion for H have been completed. However, due to health problems, the male student cannot go to school to study.
H.'s studies and health are both very important. The school always creates the best conditions for her to go to school. However, to ensure her physical and mental health, the school hopes to receive the cooperation of her family" - Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh said.
Leaders of Nguyen Du Secondary School said that the school will coordinate with the family to monitor H.'s health situation. When she recovers and can return to class, the school will create conditions for her to continue studying.
Regarding the incident, a representative of Nguyen Du Secondary School affirmed that there was no story of a series of parents applying to transfer their children because they had to study with a student identified as related to the violence against H.
Previously, as Lao Dong Newspaper reported: In May 2026, H was an 8th grade student of Nguyen Du Secondary School.
After being violently abused and pressured by a group of classmates for a long time, she committed self-harm at home. The family discovered it, took her to the emergency room and then continued treatment in Ho Chi Minh City.
After a period of treatment, H's health has stabilized and he was discharged from the hospital to go home for continued monitoring, waiting for re-examination. Because he has not fully recovered, the male student cannot go to school in the 2026 - 2027 school year.
According to information verified by functional agencies, H was pressured by a group of classmates for a long time, including forcing her to give money every day.
The incident was later investigated and clarified by functional agencies.
Currently, H continues to be cared for and monitored by his family at home. The school said it will create conditions for the male student to return to school when he is healthy enough.
