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According to China News Weekly, Yan'an University recently requested teachers to sign a "Commercial Research Funding Commitment Letter," guaranteeing the authenticity of materials or else bearing all personal responsibility.
On November 6, parents of students at Chonghua Middle School in Nankai District, Tianjin, reported that the school required students who had not received the self-paid HPV vaccine to get vaccinated over the weekend, or otherwise provide a certificate from a Grade A tertiary hospital stating they are unsuitable for vaccination. After parents complained, they were told this was based on a joint notice from the Municipal Health Commission and the Municipal Education Commission.
On the evening of November 5, Cao Jun, a student of Bai Baoguo, confirmed to the media that the suicide note circulating online was indeed written by Bai Baoguo himself and was released with the authorization of his family. Multiple teachers anonymously confirmed that the practice of self-funding and managing accounts through personal channels is relatively common.
On the evening of November 4, the Shaanxi Provincial Department of Education announced that it had formed a joint investigation team with relevant parties to investigate the issues raised in the suicide note of Yan'an University teacher Bai Baoguo.
A parent posted online that the school repeatedly urged their child to get the HPV vaccine. After refusing once, the teacher still stated that without it, "attending school in the second half of the year will be difficult," leading the parent to question if this was a threat.
On November 2, Wendao High School in Huailai County, Zhangjiakou, Hebei, shut down its cafeteria and suspended operations due to unpaid wages for teachers and cafeteria staff, forcing most students to return home. Many parents went to the school to defend their rights, demanding that students' normal classes be guaranteed and calling for intervention from relevant departments, with only 200 days left until the gaokao.
The child's mother posted on Douyin stating that she had not received an explanation from the school after the incident, and that she received a call demanding she delete the video after she posted it.
After a female student died, her family accused the school and the Education Bureau of shirking responsibility. A deputy director of the local police station urged them not to petition. Even after requesting intervention from higher authorities, the case remained under the jurisdiction of the local Education and Sports Bureau, prompting the family to issue a letter of accusation.
Following the student's death on October 29, the family of the deceased gathered outside the gate of Bobai County No. 5 Junior High School at night to burn paper as a form of rights defense; multiple students claiming to attend the school questioned the claim that the surveillance cameras were broken, stating that they had never encountered obstacles when requesting to view footage in the past.
After the student passed away, the family did not receive an explanation for a long time. The parents hung a banner reading 'Return my granddaughter's life' at the school gate to defend their rights and demand an explanation.
After the shared needle incident was exposed, a large number of parents rushed to Kangping County High School to protest and negotiate, questioning the risk of infection and demanding in unison that the school release surveillance footage, while expressing dissatisfaction with the school's initial plan to conduct blood tests.
Teachers from a public school in Zunhua, Tangshan, Hebei, went to the city's Education Bureau to block the entrance and demand unpaid wages after long-term salary arrears. A large number of police were present to maintain stability.
Recently, a college student posted on Xiaohongshu saying that the windproof cover on her electric bike parked at the school gate was stolen. After she reported it to the police, she was scolded by her academic advisor. She apologized repeatedly and said the matter had been resolved, but was still accused of "going her own way even when police handling is involved."
On October 26, at the parents' open day at Bowen School in Xining, Qinghai, several parents stood up to question and protest the school's implementation of the Dulangkou education model, saying the classroom order was as chaotic as a vegetable market and that children were being used as guinea pigs. Parents in the audience clasped their hands together in support, saying they would not accept it and firmly opposed it. Parents said that under this model, students teach the classes themselves while teachers' explanations account for less than 10 minutes.
On October 23, a parent at Jiangnan Experimental Primary School in Tunxi, Huangshan, Anhui held up a sign at the school gate seeking help, saying that while the child was in class on September 28, the child was repeatedly poked with a ballpoint pen by a deskmate, leaving more than 20 bruises on the limbs. The school only made the student involved reflect at home for three days; the parent demanded the student be transferred out of the class and asked the education bureau to intervene.