Can Tho City focuses on developing boarding schools for ethnic minorities

Attending the Conference were Ms. Tran Thi Huyen, Acting Director of the Department of Education and Training of Can Tho City, along with Deputy Directors; representatives of leaders of ethnic boarding schools in the city.

According to the statistics of the Department of Education and Training of Can Tho City, the city currently has 13 boarding schools for ethnic minorities (5 schools under the Department, 8 schools under communes and wards), including 135 classes. Of which, high school level has 48 classes; middle school level has 87 classes. In addition, there is 1 Southern Intermediate Pali Cultural Supplementary School (including 7 classes at high school and middle school levels).

Of the total 13 schools, 11/13 schools met national standards, the standard rate was 84.62%.

Regarding the staff, teachers and employees, the Board of Directors has 37 people; secondary school teachers 212 people; high school teachers 148 people; and staff 177 people.

Quality of education , especially the graduation rate of junior high school and high school in recent years, most schools have achieved a 100% graduation rate.

Currently, the facilities of many schools have been invested and upgraded to meet the requirements of the standards to achieve the National Standard School. 100% of the teaching staff have met the standard and above standard qualifications. Students enjoy the policies according to current regulations (in-kind provision; school supplies; scholarships...)

However, ethnic minority boarding schools still face some difficulties such as the delay in receiving policies and regimes according to Joint Circular 109 for the last school year for students due to many reasons. The area of Hau Giang and Can Tho provinces (old) is large, the percentage of ethnic minority students is low, so it is difficult to recruit students at the beginning of the school year.

At the conference, delegates and leaders of boarding schools for ethnic minorities had many proposals and recommendations. In particular, for teachers and staff, it is necessary to strengthen professional training; information technology in management and teaching for teachers during the summer; and pay attention to policies for staff.

Regarding facilities, invest in teaching equipment according to the 2018 General Education Program; Compile textbooks and teaching materials for Khmer language for junior high school and high school levels in a timely manner (not yet available).

Delegates and leaders of ethnic minority boarding schools exchanged and shared at the Conference.

According to the leaders of the Department of Education and Training of Can Tho City, in the 2025-2026 school year, boarding schools for ethnic minorities need to prepare facilities and equipment for the new school year to be spacious and of high quality. Develop plans and directions for the school year based on the plans and directions for the school year of the Department of Education and Training.

Regarding personnel work, review, arrange and assign tasks to staff, teachers and employees. Assign homeroom teachers; manage boarding students. Attention must be paid to nurturing and care work...

Review admission records, paying special attention to students from ethnic minorities and disadvantaged areas; develop boarding regulations, living rules, and student self-management; establish a dormitory management board.

Closely coordinate with the Parents' Representative Committee and local authorities to manage student support. Connect with social organizations and businesses to mobilize resources, scholarships, and equipment;

Strengthening political and ideological education, ethics and lifestyle for students; cultural education; life skills education and career guidance; physical and health education; education on national traditions and cultural identity; youth union work and student self-management...

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