Traditional meeting of teachers who went to B during the Resistance War against America
(Baonghean.vn) - The meeting took place on the morning of May 16 in a warm and emotional atmosphere. This is the fourth time the Nghe An Retired Teachers Association has organized this meaningful program.
Attending the meeting were nearly 200 former teachers and relatives of teachers and martyrs who had participated in supporting the Southern battlefield during the Resistance War against the US, from 1962 to 1974.
During this time, as pioneers, steadfast in political ideology and good at expertise, they, along with nearly 3,000 other teachers from the North, went to the South to train teachers and build the education movement in the liberated areas. At the same time, they prepared for the takeover of general schools, universities and vocational schools when the war ended.
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| Delegates shared about their years in B during the Resistance War against America. Photo: My Ha |
Of the nearly 200 teachers who went to B, 14 were sacrificed and 4 were imprisoned by the enemy. Currently, the Nghe An Retired Teachers Association and the Ho Chi Minh City Retired Teachers Association are preparing a dossier for the teacher-martyr Le Thi Bach Cat (Cua Lo Town) to propose posthumously awarding her the title of Hero of the People's Armed Forces.
Speaking at the traditional meeting, Director of the Department of Education and Training Nguyen Thi Kim Chi acknowledged and expressed gratitude for the contributions of teachers during the Resistance War against the US to save the country and in peacetime.
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| Director of the Department of Education and Training Nguyen Thi Kim Chi presented flowers and gifts to the Liaison Committee of Teachers Going to B. Photo: My Ha |
He also hopes that with their experience, enthusiasm and love for their profession and students, teachers will continue to contribute and exchange to help the province's education career develop further and achieve many achievements.
On this occasion, the Department of Education and Training and the education sector union sent gifts to the disadvantaged members of the Liaison Committee of Teachers Going to B Nghe An.
