Vietnam's 'International Schools' Face Name Changes, Parents Concerned
Educational institutions in Ho Chi Minh City branded as 'international schools' are being ordered by authorities to change their names. Parents paying exorbitant tuition fees are concerned about the impact on school reputation and educational quality.
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