If the base salary increases to 2,527 million dong, preschool and general education teachers could see their salaries reach up to 17 million dong, excluding allowances.

Four high school students won Vietnam's first satellite design competition with a project to detect high-altitude air turbulence, a threat described as an 'invisible killer' to the aviation industry.

39 teachers at To Hien Thanh high school corrected student grades 1,299 times, explaining it was due to mistaken grade columns and unclear rounding rules.

Two new public high schools, both in the capital's population "hotspots", will enroll students from the 2026-2027 academic year, aiming to ease pressure on the 10th-grade entrance exam.

Hanoi's Department of Education requires private and high-quality high schools not to collect reservation fees or deposits, following reports of many schools collecting 2-113 million dong for these charges.

18 provinces and cities need to accelerate progress for 100 ethnic boarding schools in border areas to welcome students this academic year.

Approximately 120,000 public school teachers in Ho Chi Minh City will receive a Tet gift of 2 million VND, an increase of 200,000 VND from last year.

A principal, claiming the Decree 73 bonus was 'an unexpected windfall', demanded teachers return 50% to 'pay school debts' and contribute to a 'field trip fund'.

Schools utilizing meal and food services from An Phuoc Thang SG Trading Co., Ltd. (Sago Food) are required to cease immediately, following a directive from the Department of Education.

Approximately 2,200 students from Tan Quy and Nguyen Van Huong Primary Schools have temporarily suspended their semi-boarding meal service amid suspicions of contaminated and expired food.

Hundreds of students at To Hien Thanh High School had their scores adjusted, with the school citing "unintentional errors", confusion, and network issues.

Numerous schools are extending the Binh Ngo Tet holiday to 16 days, rather than the standard 11, enabling students to travel home with their parents or enjoy a longer break.

The tenth-grade boy, one of the youngest to reach the international team selection round, is considered a 'special phenomenon' at his school, consistently placing first or second in higher-level competitions.

Upon hearing her daughter scored 9.75 in math, instead of praise, Ms. Tu immediately questioned the missing 0.25 points, and her daughter's reply "stunned" her