Ministry of Education and Training verifies "first graders are not allowed to eat at the party because their mothers do not pay the fund"

On the morning of May 27, a representative of the Ministry of Education and Training said they were verifying the information that "first graders were not allowed to have a party because their mothers did not pay the fund" that caused a stir on social media recently.

According to this person, the Ministry of Education and Training was forced to intervene because information related to this teacher, parent and student caused a "buzz" on social networks even though the truth is not yet clear.

"We will review, grasp information and take some measures to isolate the incident to see if it is real, in which area, in which school and classroom it took place," he said.

The Ministry of Education and Training also said that when official information is verified, it will inform the press and public opinion.

Recently, social networks and public opinion were stirred up by a parent's post about "first graders not being able to have a party because their mothers did not pay the class fund."

Many social networking sites reposted the information: "The class had a year-end party before summer break, 31 classmates got to eat while the child alone could only look at his classmates in sadness." Indignant, this parent posted on Facebook with the content:

"I paid for the class fund but not the association fund because it is an optional fee, anyone who wants to pay can do so. Yet 31 students in the class had a party, plus the homeroom teacher, the English teacher, and 3 parents who handed out the meals, and yet my child was left alone watching everyone celebrate happily."

The article “Students cannot eat at the party because their mothers do not contribute to the fund” after being published attracted much public attention with many conflicting opinions. Up to this point, the information about the incident has not been verified.