Will upper secondary school students in Vietnam who are late to school more than 3 times in a month be disciplined in the 2024-2025 academic year?

Will upper secondary school students in Vietnam who are late to school more than 3 times in a month be disciplined in the 2024-2025 academic year?

Based on sub-section 1 Section 3 of Circular 08/TT of 1988 on rewarding and disciplining students in general education schools issued by the Ministry of Education:

Forms of disciplinary action:

According to the Ministry's regulations, disciplining of general education students who make mistakes while performing their rights and duties includes 5 forms, to be applied specifically as follows:

1. Warning in front of the class:

Students who commit any of the following mistakes while adhering to the school's regulations, rights, and duties will be warned in front of the class:

- Absence without permission for 3 or more days in a month.

- Failing to remember or complete assignments, or failing to fully prepare lessons as prescribed by teachers for 3 or more times in a month.

- Being late for school or not bringing labor tools as prescribed by the school 3 or more times in a month.

- Using vulgar language, gambling (playing lotteries), smoking...

- Committing mistakes that violate school prohibitions, even only once, but causing a certain negative impact on the school's comprehensive education such as: cheating or prompting classmates during tests, showing disrespectful attitudes or unethical behavior towards teachers, parents, friends, and others, causing disunity in study groups, covering up or condoning wrongful actions of classmates, not reporting known wrongdoings to the school for prompt preventive measures, or other mistakes with similar harmful nature and extent.

- The decision to warn in front of the class will be made by the class teacher after consulting opinions from class representatives and promptly announced during weekly class meetings. Thereafter, the class teacher will report to the Principal for monitoring.

Therefore, disciplinary measures will be applied to upper secondary school students who have the fault of being late to school or going to work without bringing the required tools as specified by the school regulations, for 3 times or more in a month.

Thus, according to the above regulations, students who are late more than 3 times during a month of the academic year 2024-2025 will be considered for disciplinary action.

Will upper secondary school students in Vietnam who are late to school more than 3 times in a month be disciplined in the 2024-2025 academic year? (Image from the Internet)

What are regulations on the late attendance record form for upper secondary school students in Vietnam?

The late attendance record form for upper secondary school students can be referred to as follows:

Download the late attendance record form for upper secondary school students in 2024.

*Note: The above form is for reference only./.

Which behaviors shall upper secondary school students in Vietnam avoid in the academic year 2024-2025?

According to the regulations stated in Article 37 of the Charter of lower secondary schools, upper secondary schools, and multi-level schools issued with Circular 32/2020/TT-BGDDT, upper secondary school students are prohibited from the following behaviors:

- Insulting the dignity and honor, infringing on the physical integrity of teachers, staff, school employees, other individuals, and fellow students.

- Cheating in study, exams, tests, and admissions.

- Buying, selling, and using alcohol, beer, tobacco, addictive substances, stimulants, and fireworks/explosive materials.

- Using mobile phones and other devices during class time not for learning purposes and without teachers' permission.

- Fighting, disrupting order and security in school and public places.- Using or exchanging cultural products with violent or pornographic content, using toys or playing games harmful to one's healthy development.

- Violating other prohibited behaviors as stipulated by law.

Additionally, upper secondary school students should pay attention to behavior and dress codes for the 2024-2025 academic year stated in Article 36 of the Charter of lower secondary schools, upper secondary schools, and multi-level schools issued with Circular 32/2020/TT-BGDDT:

[1] Students' conduct, language, and behavior must be appropriate, respectful, polite, friendly, ensuring cultural values, and fitting with the morals and lifestyle of secondary school students.

[2] Students' attire must be neat, clean, tidy, age-appropriate, and convenient for study and activities in school. Depending on the conditions of each school, the principal may decide that students wear uniforms if agreed upon by the school and the Parents' Association of the school.