Quang Ninh merges a series of public schools

Many communes and wards in Quang Ninh have begun implementing a project to reorganize and merge the public school system, aiming to streamline the system, improve management efficiency and education quality.

In Ha Long Ward, on the morning of October 16, the local government announced the decision to reorganize the school system. Accordingly, 4 kindergartens including Hong Hai, Hoa Lan, Hoa Hong and 1/6 were merged into Hanh Phuc Kindergarten.

Many public schools in Quang Ninh province are merging.

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Tran Quoc Toan Primary School and Nguyen Ba Ngoc Primary School merged and kept the name Tran Quoc Toan. Quang Trung Primary School and Le Hong Phong Primary School merged to form Quang Trung Primary School. Tran Quoc Toan Secondary School and Hong Hai Secondary School merged to form Le Hong Phong Secondary School.

In Bai Chay Ward, the school system was also reorganized. Bai Chay Kindergarten was established on the basis of merging with Hung Thang Kindergarten. Bai Chay Primary School merged from 3 units including Bai Chay Primary School, the primary school of Bai Chay 2 Primary - Secondary School and the primary school of Hung Thang Primary - Secondary School. In addition, Bai Chay Secondary School was formed from the merger of existing secondary schools.

Ha Long Ward leaders presented the decision to merge Quang Trung Primary School and Le Hong Phong Primary School into Quang Trung Primary School.

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Many other localities such as Dam Ha and Quang Tan have also completed rearranging the school system, ensuring it is suitable for the population size and physical facilities.

Mr. Trinh Dinh Hai, Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training of Quang Ninh province, said that before the merger, the whole province had 638 educational institutions from kindergarten to university (including 56 private schools), with nearly 400,000 students. Particularly, from kindergarten to junior high school, there were 520 institutions under the management of communes, wards and special zones.

After the merger, the province will reduce about 50% of public educational institutions. Specifically, preschools will reduce by 88 schools, primary schools by 48 schools, and secondary schools by 115 schools. High schools will be reorganized from 36 schools, reducing to 34 schools. The entire continuing education system will also be merged into a common unit.

Mr. Trinh Dinh Hai added that streamlining the school network aims to improve management efficiency, rationally use human resources and facilities, and ensure appropriate class sizes, aiming to build a more synchronous, high-quality and sustainable education system in the new period.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/quang-ninh-sap-nhap-hang-loat-truong-cong-lap-185251016160027114.htm