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On the afternoon of July 14, the Department of Pupils and Students, Ministry of Education and Training (GD&T) worked with the Criminal Police Department and the Political Work Department, Ministry of Public Security on building a coordination mechanism to ensure school safety, early detection and timely handling of school violence and law violations by students. Download the Department of Pupils and Students discussed with units under the Ministry of Public Security on the coordination mechanism to ensure school safety. The working session aimed to implement the conclusions of General Secretary and President To Lam on the preparation of the 2026-2027 school year and the implementation of Resolution No. 71-NQ/TW of the Politburo on breakthrough development of education and training; At the same time, concretizing the plan of the Ministry of Public Security to implement Directive No. 03/CT-TTg of the Prime Minister on preventing and repelling school violence. Here, representatives of units commented on the draft coordination plan between the Department of Pupils and Students, the Criminal Police Department and the Political Work Department. The draft aims to build a unified coordination mechanism from the central to local levels in preventing, detecting and handling school violence and law violations by students. School violence: Not only handle but must be prevented from the root Public hotline to receive feedback on school violence Awarded Initiative to ensure school order in preventing school violence Preventing and combating school violence: Needs coordination between school, family and society Need regulations Protect teachers and reduce school violence. Accordingly, the Education sector and the Police force will build a quick information exchange channel to assess the situation and handle cases related to school violence and social evils that show signs of violating the law; Research mechanisms for sharing information and managing student data for prevention work. Localities will also be directed to review schools and areas at high risk of school violence, drugs, and e-cigarettes; Strengthen inspections before the new school year and complete the coordination process between schools, families, police, health agencies and mass organizations. The draft also proposes to deploy coordination models and professional support for high-risk educational facilities; organize training for managers, teachers and police forces; Strengthen legal propaganda and equip students with skills to prevent school violence. At the end of the meeting, the units agreed to continue reviewing and completing the draft plan for early implementation in practice, contributing to building a safe, healthy and friendly educational environment.Thu Trang