(HBO) - In recent years, the Division of Education and Training of Luong Son district has implemented solutions to mobilise resources to invest in education and training infrastructure in accordance with national standards, associated with the implementation of the new-style rural area building programme.
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commune’s kindergarten built in accordance with national standards.
Every year, the division consults the district People's
Committee to issue a plan to focus resources on building national-standard
schools. Therefore, the district has reviewed planning and invested in building
schools with facilities and teaching equipment that meet national standards.
The district has extensively implemented the campaign to
build new-style, advanced new-style and model new-style rural areas, step up
dissemination and organise emulation movements to raise awareness of managers,
teachers, employees, students and people of this work, and encourage good
models, examples and initiatives. Schools in communes include in their annual
work programmes the task of building new-style rural areas, and pay attention
to investing in facilities and teaching equipment that meet national standards
according to the district's new-style rural area building plan.
Since 2011, Luong Son has carried out programmes and
projects to build, upgrade and renovate nearly 300 administrative buildings,
classrooms, function rooms and auxiliary works, and purchased educational
equipment and tools for schools with a total budget of about 500 billion VND
(20.7 million USD).
Bui Quoc Hoan, Vice Chairman of the district People's
Committee, said that in 2019, the district completed the goal of building
national-standard schools, thus contributing to help the district fulfil
new-style rural area building criteria. To date, 39 out of its 43 schools, or
90.7% of the total, have been recognised as meeting national standards. The
district is striving to have the last four recognised this year.
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