The Parents' Association Is Not Allowed to Collect or Manage Support Funds.
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The new circular from the Ministry of Education and Training, effective from November 15, 2026, clearly stipulates what parent-teacher associations are prohibited from doing, notably prohibiting the imposition of mandatory contributions, setting fixed support levels, or putting pressure on parents.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - According to a new circular recently issued by the Ministry of Education and Training, the Parent-Teacher Association (or parent committee) is not allowed to impose mandatory contributions, manage, or receive financial support.
According to the new regulations, the parent-teacher association will not be allowed to collect or disburse any funds within the school, including money intended to support the association's activities, which has traditionally been referred to as class funds or school funds.
The Ministry of Education and Training stipulates that parent-teacher associations are not allowed to collect, receive, or manage funds supporting their activities. Hung Yen tightens school discipline, saying "no" to excessive fees at the beginning of the school year. Will the draft of the new regulations "shut down" excessive parent fund fees at the beginning of the year? Parent-teacher associations are not allowed to arbitrarily set fees or fo…
From November 15th, parent-teacher associations are prohibited from collecting, receiving, or managing funds intended to support their activities.
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