Merger
Merging schools, Binh Duong area reduces many educational institutions
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Ho Chi Minh City - After implementing school merger, communes and wards in Binh Duong area have reduced many educational institutions.
Proposing not to merge, keeping the most populous ward in Ho Chi Minh City
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Ho Chi Minh City - The Executive Committee of Di An Ward Party Committee unanimously proposed not to merge, maintain stable boundaries and organizational structure of the ward.
Arranging communes and wards, many localities review units that do not meet standards and are unreasonable
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Some localities have established working groups to study plans for arranging administrative boundaries at commune level and review communes and wards that do not meet standards for adjustment.
Deadline for arranging schools nationwide, reducing at least 30% of focal points
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The arrangement of public educational institutions must be completed before August 30, thereby helping to reduce focal points and restructure the network of educational institutions.
Ward with an area of just over 1 km2 in Ho Chi Minh City proposes not to continue merging
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Ho Chi Minh City - Binh Tay Ward is 1.05 km2 wide, with more than 64,000 people, belonging to the group of wards with the smallest area in Ho Chi Minh City, proposed not to continue merging.
Commune with billionaire village in Ho Chi Minh City proposes not to continue merging
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Ho Chi Minh City - Long Hai commune, where Phuoc Tinh billionaire village is located, proposes to maintain the status quo and not continue to merge.
Ward with 221,504 people in Ho Chi Minh City proposes not to merge
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Ho Chi Minh City - Chanh Hung Ward has an area of 4.61 km2, a population of 221,504 people, it is proposed that Ho Chi Minh City consider keeping the current administrative boundaries.
Chanh Phu Hoa Ward proposes not to include the ward in the merger plan
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Ho Chi Minh City - The Executive Committee of the Party Committee of Chanh Phu Hoa ward unanimously proposed not to include the ward in the plan of merging or adjusting administrative boundaries.
A commune in Ho Chi Minh City discusses merging with a neighboring ward
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Ho Chi Minh City - A commune with a project worth more than 5 billion USD is discussing the merger with a neighboring ward to form a unified development space.
Commune with urban industrial park of more than 2,000 hectares in Ho Chi Minh City proposes not to merge
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Ho Chi Minh City - Bau Bang commune unanimously proposes not to merge and prepares conditions to implement the orientation of establishing Bau Bang ward.
Thanh Hoa merges a series of high schools
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Thanh Hoa - The Provincial People's Committee decided to merge many high schools in the area to rearrange the network of public educational institutions.
The reason why many wards and communes in Ho Chi Minh City that have not met the standards still propose not to merge
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Ho Chi Minh City - Many wards and communes in Ho Chi Minh City have not met the area standard but still propose not to merge.
Dien Bien finalizes school network arrangement plan
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Dien Bien - After arranging and merging schools, the number of teachers teaching is kept unchanged.
Two wards in Ho Chi Minh City jointly propose not to merge, Vinh Tan reaches 100% consensus
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Ho Chi Minh City - Vinh Tan Ward and Dong Hoa Ward agreed to propose not to merge in the current period, thereby stabilizing the apparatus for development.
Thanh Hoa merges 12 educational institutions into 6 units
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Thanh Hoa - 10 vocational education - continuing education centers and 2 schools are merged, the handover must be completed before August 30.
