Provincial People's Council delegates raised pressure from voters when Vinh city has too few public high schools.

Discussing at Group 1, there were 19 delegates of the Provincial People's Council from the following units: Vinh City, Cua Lo Town, Nghi Loc District, Do Luong District.

The draft discussion at Group 1 included comrade Thai Thanh Quy - Member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Council, Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation, Vinh City Delegation; comrades of the Provincial Party Standing Committee: Ngoc Kim Nam - Head of the Provincial Party Committee's Mass Mobilization Commission, Do Luong District Delegation; Vo Thi Minh Sinh - Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Chairwoman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Nghe An Province, Nghi Loc District Delegation; Phan Duc Dong - Secretary of the Vinh City Party Committee, Vinh City Delegation.

Delegate Hoang Van Hiep - Chairman of the District People's Committee, Delegate Group of Do Luong District as Head of the Group, chaired and directed the discussion.

Huynh Thuc Khang High School's second branch will open

At the discussion session, mentioning a number of contents related to the field of education, delegate Nguyen Duy Can, Vinh City Delegation, shared the concerns and worries of Vinh City voters about the fact that there are currently too few public high schools in the area, creating great pressure for parents and students.

According to the delegate, the above situation has led to many parents and students being afraid of not getting the passing score to enter public high schools in the city, so they have accepted studying far away and facing difficulties in living to choose to register for entrance exams to public high schools in the districts.

According to the Vinh city delegate, in reality, some students, after passing the exam and studying at district schools for a while, will tend to transfer to study in Vinh city, which will then put pressure on the city's schools.

In addition, delegate Nguyen Duy Can also pointed out the situation of local surplus and shortage of teachers in some areas in the province. The facilities of schools in remote areas, areas with difficult economic and social conditions are still lacking, especially at the school locations, affecting the quality of teaching and learning.

Based on those three opinions, the delegates requested the Provincial People's Committee, authorities at all levels, and the Department of Education and Training to pay attention to handling them to meet the requirements of teaching and learning, especially in Vinh city.

Also related to the education sector, delegate Hoang Thi Hong Hanh, Delegate Group of Do Luong district, expressed her opinion: Building schools that meet national standards is one of the key tasks of the Education and Training sector to contribute to improving the quality of comprehensive education, and is also one of the criteria for building new rural communes and advanced new rural areas.

However, the delegate said that after many years of implementation, there are still many difficulties and problems when the facilities and investment resources have not met practical requirements; thereby, requesting the Education sector to clarify the results and solutions for building national standard schools in the province.

Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training Vo Van Mai explained the opinions of the delegates; thereby, he said that, facing the pressure of enrollment in Vinh city, the industry has consulted to establish a second branch of Huynh Thuc Khang High School.

Particularly in the 2024-2025 school year, due to the sudden increase in the population size of school age, the industry has had a solution to increase the number of students enrolled and the number of classes in public high schools to the maximum possible level, thereby increasing the rate of school-age students attending public high schools when no more schools can be opened.

Regarding the goal of building national standard schools, the leader of the Department of Education and Training said that up to now, 77.3% of schools in the whole province have been recognized as meeting national standards with the absolute number of 1,104/1,427 public educational institutions; the remaining 323 schools have not been recognized, including schools that have been recognized but have not been re-recognized yet after the deadline.

Clarifying further solutions to build schools that meet national standards, the Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training affirmed that the target of 75-78% of schools meeting national standards by 2025 will certainly be achieved according to the Resolution of the 19th Provincial Party Congress.

Soon concretize the Eastern Forest Park of Binh Minh Street

Referring to tourism development, delegate Tran Phan Long, delegation of Cua Lo town proposed that the province support the town to complete the site clearance of some facilities east of Binh Minh street in order to soon organize bidding to select investors, to have more products to increase the attractiveness of Cua Lo tourism.

In addition, the delegate from Cua Lo town raised the challenges and difficulties that the town is facing when the transportation system, accommodation facilities, and restaurants are overloaded; the quality of tourism human resources has not met the requirements.

Therefore, delegate Tran Phan Long proposed to continue reviewing projects in the area that are not implemented or are behind schedule to recover them and hand them over to capable investors; diversify tourism products; at the same time, pay attention to training high-quality human resources; improve professionalism and business culture of the people; and strengthen State management of tourism.

In addition, at the discussion of Group 1, the delegates also mentioned many other contents on economy and society, supplementing mechanisms and policies; in which they proposed fundamental solutions to overcome the existing problems and limitations that have occurred over many years such as: tax arrears, slow disbursement of public investment capital, re-encroachment of traffic corridors, etc.

Delegates also proposed to soon build drainage canals around WHA Industrial Zone 1 and along N5 road to relieve flooding concerns for many communes of Nghi Loc district; have fundamental solutions to handle pollution at Nghi Yen Solid Waste Treatment Complex (Nghi Loc); increase the investment rate in agricultural production when implementing national target programs; replicate the low-carbon rice growing model; allocate adequate resources to support agricultural cooperatives; have attractive incentive policies to attract good doctors, nurses, and technicians to the province;...

After 6 opinions of the Provincial People's Council delegates, 7 leaders of relevant departments and branches explained and clarified related issues under their authority.