There is no longer a “white commune” for education among ethnic minorities

The classrooms are solidly built. Free textbooks and school supplies. The teachers worked hard to stick to the village and to the school to mobilize and keep students at school.

Thanks to these efforts of the locality and teachers, in recent years, in the areas of ethnic minorities with special difficulties, there is no longer a “white commune” in terms of education.

In areas where ethnic minorities are particularly disadvantaged, there is no longer the status of “white communes” in terms of education.

It is difficult to tell all the difficulties on the way of teaching letters of highland teachers. Not only teaching, teachers in Nam Ban – one of the most difficult communes in Nam Nhun district, Lai Chau province – also mobilized students to go to class. One more student going to school, one more student who doesn’t drop out midway is adding light of knowledge to these lands.

Free textbooks, student notebooks, school supplies, health insurance, scholarships, credits for students, priority in enrollment, training… – many support policies The allowance system has created favorable conditions for many children of ethnic minorities to study, contributing to increasing the rate of children going to school.

Many of them have entered universities, colleges and vocational schools. Then later, they can return to the village to help children like me.

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