Vietnam Introduces New Regulations on Parent-Teacher Meetings and School Support Funds
Starting November 15, Vietnam will ease the mandatory frequency of parent-teacher meetings and clarify the scope of activities for the Parent Representative Committee regarding school support funds. This move aims to enhance transparency and fairness in educational settings.
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