Ho Chi Minh City Schools Streamline Aftermath of Mergers, Focus on Boarding and Meal Services
Ho Chi Minh City is rapidly stabilizing boarding and meal services in its schools following mergers. Prioritizing the "maintenance of learner rights," schools are focusing on minimizing disruption for students and parents.
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