The newly built works included 169 classrooms, 22 practice workshops, 1 multi-purpose hall, 1 library and 5 auxiliary items (gate, yard, fence) for Hiep Hoa High School No. 2, Hiep Hoa High School No. 4, Lang Giang High School No. 1; Lang Giang High School No. 2, Yen The High School and Lang Giang District Vocational Training – Regular Education Center; Hiep Hoa Vocational Training – Regular Education Center.

The completed works will be put into use from the 2024-2025 school year.

In addition, educational institutions reviewed and proposed to supplement the medium-term public investment plan for the period 2021-2025 with 63 classrooms, 33 subject classrooms, 74 practice workshops, 2 libraries and auxiliary items to implement Plan No. 33/KH-UBND dated May 24, 2024 of the Provincial People's Committee on investment in building facilities and arranging teachers for public preschools, general education institutions, vocational education centers - continuing education for the period 2024-2030.

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