Gia Lai Education Department Orders Revision of School Staffing Plan
The Gia Lai Department of Education and Training has requested the Quy Nhon Nam commune to revise its personnel plan, which saw five school principals reassigned as teachers, stating it deviates from provincial directives. This unusual staffing decision highlights challenges in coordination between local and educational authorities.
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