Chapter 4 — Pointed Hat Class Contest

“Grade twelve one has two permanent classrooms.” “One normal classroom, one specialized room for self-study.” "Next to the two homeroom teachers' offices there is also a small problem room, which they also use." I raised my head. “One class, three classrooms?” “There aren't many of them, they need to be quiet.” “What about regular class?” “One room per class.” “Some classes, because the school building is being repaired, currently share a large room.” “How many people share it?” “One hundred and six.” I rubbed my forehead. Twenty-six excellent students own three classrooms. One hundred and six ordinary students crowded into a large room. After that, this school spread propaganda every day that every child can receive the education that best suits them. Indeed very suitable. Good students are suitable for sitting. Normal students fit stacked on top of each other. “From tomorrow, cancel private exam rooms for key classes.” The head of the teaching department was startled. "Huh?" “All students are randomly assigned according to uniform enrollment numbers.” "In addition, revoke the private self-study room and assign it to regular classes that currently have to study together." “Retain the debriefing room, but do not continue to be the sole property of the spearhead class.” “All twelfth grade classes schedule time slots.” The head of the teaching department's face turned pale. “Vice Principal Van, is it too sudden?” “It has to be sudden.” “If you give half a month's notice, they can block the door half a month in advance.” "But So Hanh and the students just suspended the exam, now adjusting resources, parents will think the school is retaliating." “Then make public the situation of classroom use over the past three years.” “Who used how much, who gave how much, write clearly.” “I did not retaliate against anyone.” "It's just that from now on, the school's public resources will no longer have the surname So according to the student rankings." The head of the educational department wants to say it again. “What's the problem?” “Parents of the key class donate a lot of money to the school every year.” “Then bring the donation agreement here.” "If it's written on there that donating an air conditioner can permanently buy three classrooms, I will immediately give them my seat." He didn't speak anymore. I again told him to take out the teacher's answer schedule. If you don't watch, you won't know. As soon as I watched, I wondered if the students of the regular classes had collectively dug up the graves of this school's ancestors in their previous lives. Each week there are twenty evening discussion classes, twelve classes are exclusively occupied by the cutting-edge class. The remaining eight periods are often used by eleven classes in rotation. Once a core teacher's schedule clashes, priority will be given to canceling classes in regular classes. The reason is also very complete. Questions from good students are more valuable. I was almost moved by this set of logic. While paying the same tuition, the problem for some people is knowledge. Some others' problem is just noise. “From next week, reschedule the answering session.” I draw a line on the chart. “Retain the advanced training class of the spearhead class.” “No cuts to normal teaching resources.” “But public question and answer periods must rotate according to class and number of registered people.” The head of the teaching department looked at me. “Core teachers will probably have opinions.” “Tell them to come find me.” “Parents of key classes will also have opinions.” “Tell them to line up behind the teacher.” “So Hanh…” “She has no opinion.” “She only has the right to appeal that a student should have.” As soon as I finished speaking, the office door was pushed open. So Hanh's mother brought more than ten parents in. No one knocked on the door. No one waited for the announcement either. Mother So wore a delicately tailored outfit and placed a designer bag on my desk. “Vice Principal Van.” “My son said you are going to cancel the private classroom of the spearhead class?” News travels really fast. If the school's communication department also has this performance, I am ready to issue certificates of merit to all staff. “Not preparation.” “A room has been canceled.” Mother So smiled coldly. “Can students in a key class be the same as students in a regular class?” "They need a quieter environment, more professional teachers, who also shoulder the task of increasing the school's university admission rate." “Shoulder the task of increasing university admission rates?” I opened my notebook

pupil. “Since when do schools assign college admission rates to minors?” “Vice Principal Van, you don't need to play with me.” She stared at me. “I know you want to establish prestige.” “But you chose the wrong person.” “Do you know how much our parents contribute to the school each year?” “Do you know how much honor So Hanh has brought to the school?” “If he changes schools, other good students will definitely follow.” I nodded. “The school transfer process has been prepared.” Her expression darkened. “You think I don't dare?” “Dare or not is your freedom.” "But before completing the transfer, So Hanh was still a student at this school." “She has to go to school, take exams and obey discipline.” “The school provides him with a program suitable to his ability.” “Not providing a throne so she can overturn the rules at will.”