Speaking at the working session, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Ho Van Mung commended Kien Luong Commune for achieving a high student mobilization rate across all educational levels. The preparation for the Opening Ceremony and the implementation of key tasks for the 2026–2027 school year were carried out in compliance with Directive No. 31/CT-TTg of the Prime Minister, as well as directions from the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial People's Committee. The locality should aim to achieve a 100% enrollment rate for secondary school graduates wishing to enter Grade 10 at the high schools through admission selection in the upcoming school year.

To achieve good results in the new school year, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Ho Van Mung requested leaders of Kien Luong Commune to attend the opening ceremonies at all local schools to closely grasp the actual situation, encourage teachers, and provide timely support and solutions to difficulties.

Kien Luong Commune was instructed to coordinate with departments and agencies to review and ensure a sufficient teaching staff, adequate facilities, environmental hygiene, and safe conditions for students, while continuing to elevate teaching and learning quality with an emphasis on moral education and historical traditions for students.

At the meeting, the People's Committee of Kien Luong Commune petitioned the Provincial People's Committee and the education sector to provide resource support for investment in solidifying classrooms, constructing additional specialized subject rooms and functional rooms, and promptly allocating quotas and organizing the recruitment of educational public employees,...

Regarding these petitions, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Ho Van Mung directed the Department of Education and Training to proactively advise the Provincial People's Committee to ensure sufficient teacher quotas for schools in Kien Luong Commune in accordance with regulations. The Department of Finance was tasked with reviewing regulatory provisions to advise the Provincial People's Committee on addressing funding matters. Relevant departments and agencies, based on their functions and duties, should proactively coordinate with the locality to successfully execute the 2026–2027 school year.

Ahead of the new school year, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee extended his wishes for a successful new school year with outstanding achievements to the cadres and teaching staff of Binh An Secondary School and other schools across Kien Luong Commune. On this occasion, Chairman Ho Van Mung presented gifts and 50 million VND to Binh An Secondary School to encourage the teachers and students, contributing to creating better conditions for improving teaching and learning quality.

According to reports, Binh An Secondary School currently has 52 staff members, teachers, and employees, including 43 active teachers. 100% of staff and teachers meet or exceed national standards, with stable ideology, solidarity, and dedication. For the 2026–2027 school  year, the school has 27 classes with 984 students. To date, the school has mobilized 98.7% of school-age children to class, including 100% of students completing primary education enrolled into Grade 6. For students in difficult circumstances, the school coordinates with local authorities to review and provide support plans for textbooks and transportation, helping maintain attendance and minimize dropout rates. Regarding physical facilities, the school has completed the handover, inventory, and review of assets, classrooms, and equipment from satellite sites post-merger.

Kien Luong commune currently has a network of kindergarten, primary, and secondary schools that basically meets local learning demands. In preparation for the 2026–2027 school year, the commune People's Committee directed schools to review all physical facilities, classrooms, desks, chairs, equipment, and teaching materials, proactively repairing degraded items and supplementing minimum teaching equipment to serve the 2018 General Education Program. 

Through review, the local school network still faces certain facility challenges, with 57 temporary classrooms requiring investment and solidification, while several schools lack subject-specific and functional rooms to meet requirements for two-session-per-day schooling at the primary level and the expansion of preschool education.

News by Nhu Ngoc

Translator: Thi Huynh