Prices for the "Connecting Knowledge to Life" textbook series, covering grades one to 12, will see an average reduction of 13.3% compared to the current academic year.
A seventh-grade student from Binh Thuan Secondary School was assaulted and hospitalized following a dispute with the younger sister of an older student.
Schools in Gia Lai province are prohibited from organizing compensatory classes or altering study schedules to grant students a nine-day continuous break for the upcoming April 30 and May 1 holidays.
A 3rd grade informatics workbook has been found to include a link to an inappropriate website, which the publisher describes as an 'incident' and advises students not to access.
Hundreds of rank III teachers in Nghe An may finally be promoted to rank II, following years of delays and a new initiative from the Department of Education and Training.
Deposit fees for securing a place are unregulated, unreasonable when collected without being refunded, causing educational inequality, according to the Hanoi department of education director.
Students across the country are set to receive free textbooks from the 2029-2030 academic year, under a lending model from school libraries, with books to be returned after use.
Students from Hanoi and the High School for Gifted Students in Natural Sciences secured 6 out of 14 first prizes at the national science and engineering competition for the 2025-2026 academic year.
Finishing the exam with 40 minutes to spare, Nhat Minh was confident he achieved a perfect score in Informatics, a triumph that brought relief after his previous setback in the national team selection exam.
Ten students have been selected to compete for awards at the 2026 Asia-Pacific Mathematics Olympiad, marking Vietnam's return to the competition after nearly a quarter-century.
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.
