roccoschili Chapter 132 Saving Sulin Primary School
Chapter 132 Saving Sulin Primary School
"Yes, of course."
Dong Yongshu pretended to be calm, put away the test paper, and then pulled out a set of Chinese language test papers from the file folder.
After walking back, Gong Ming leaned closer and whispered, "Little Dong, how was it?"
Dong Yongshu looked somewhat awkward. "Ahem, full marks."
Gong Ming didn't say anything more, but just patted him on the shoulder. The meaning was self-evident: I told you you were lucky, so cherish it.
Meanwhile, the female teacher on the other side remained completely dazed. What was she there for?
Oh right, I'm a first-year high school homeroom teacher, so I'm here to give you my opinion.
But is it necessary? She now doubts whether she can even teach this little girl.
How can the principal say that the news only exaggerates? It's clearly been shrunk, and shrunk quite severely.
Lin Xi was very interested in the essay topic this time. It actually touched on political issues. Finally, something serious had come up. She really didn't like writing about trivial topics.
With a little thought, it won't take more than five or twenty minutes to finish the exam.
Gong Ming had almost forgotten his math knowledge, but he still had no problem with Chinese. He took the initiative to collect the test papers and handed out the next set, English.
After returning to his seat, Dong Yongshu quietly moved closer to him.
Gong Ming saw through his intention and placed the test paper in the middle. The two of them looked like two elementary school students huddled together, secretly reading extracurricular books.
The neat handwriting came into view, and the font was exactly the same as the font printed on the exam paper. Who would believe that it was handwritten?
The two exchanged a glance, their eyes filled with admiration.
Upon seeing the final essay, Gong Ming raised his eyebrows high, his eyes gleaming with excitement, and he nodded repeatedly involuntarily.
Dong Yongshu knew it was a fine piece of writing, but he wasn't as deeply moved as Gong Ming.
Gong Ming, as the director of the Education Bureau, has been navigating the political arena for over a decade and is all too familiar with the intricacies of the situation.
Lin Xi's essay resonated with him.
After realizing what had happened, I was shocked. Could a nine-year-old girl have thought of this?
Lin Xi: Basic procedure, don't mention it.
Two hours later, apart from Su Yushan, the others looked at Lin Xi with curiosity.
You've seen giant pandas, right? But have you ever seen a giant panda that can do math?
This is a walking national treasure!
Lin Xi scratched his slightly prickly buzz cut. "Looks handsome again?"
Nine subjects, others take three days to take the exam, you take two hours, isn't that amazing? Isn't that cool?
Dong Yongshu carefully collected all the test papers. Although the results had not yet been released, he had already decided that Lin Xi was a student of his school.
"Lin Xi, come directly to No. 1 High School to report for the start of the semester."
Looking at the little girl's thin figure, he added, "You have to participate in military training when you enroll, you know?"
"Principal, no problem."
"Okay, see you when school starts."
Dong Yongshu calmly walked out of the office, his heart filled with elation. The pride of No. 1 High School, enjoy Lin Xi's crushing dominance!
The female teacher stepped forward and introduced herself: "Xiao Xi, my name is Du Ying. If all goes well, I will be your homeroom teacher from now on. I look forward to your arrival!"
Lin Xi looked at the pretty, fragrant female teacher with stars in her eyes, "Okay, thank you, teacher."
After the two left, Gong Ming couldn't help but ask, "Could you elaborate on the issue of educational equity that you wrote about in your essay?"
Lin Xi touched her nose. The director of the Education Bureau was asking her about educational fairness? Was he testing her, or was he being shameless in asking a question?
"I don't think it's possible to achieve complete fairness. Unequal distribution of resources, unequal educational opportunities, and inconsistent quality of education are not things that can be changed overnight, nor can they be solved by you alone. For example, the most important economic issues, children in impoverished areas..."
"But that doesn't mean we can't do anything. We can try our best to provide everyone with equal educational opportunities. Online classes are an important way, it's just that the internet isn't that developed yet, but it certainly will be in the future..."
Gong Ming: Yes! You're right! I think so too!
This kid is amazing!
Lin Xi: I'm sorry, I spent a lot of time online in my previous life. This is what an expert said.
However, as he listened, Gong Ming sensed that something was wrong.
Lin Xi: "For example, our school has excellent teachers, but the teaching facilities are somewhat outdated. If you could provide some advanced teaching facilities..."
"For example, our school doesn't give up on any student. Our advanced teaching philosophy has increased many parents' awareness of the importance of education. If you could provide us with more opportunities..."
"For example, our school has low tuition fees and waives tuition and miscellaneous fees for impoverished families. It's also in a great location, so children don't have to travel to the city to attend school. You know, for some families, the transportation costs are a huge expense..."
"For example, our school..."
Gong Ming interrupted, "Lin Xi, just say what you want to say, don't use such vague terms."
"Hehe, Director, I just heard that our school is going to merge with the provincial primary school, and I have some minor objections."
"Listen to me, for parents with good family conditions who value their children's education, even if the school were not merged, they would still send their children to the provincial primary school with a better environment."
"For students from disadvantaged families whose parents don't value education, the merger is a bolt from the blue!"
“The transportation cost is 60 yuan a month. Forget it, I’d rather spend that money on food. I’m not going to study anymore.”
"What? The tuition is so expensive? The child isn't doing well in school either. Forget it, let's not send him to school."
……
Lin Xi spoke eloquently, hoping to impress the bureau chief and save Su Lin Primary School.
Little did she know, Gong Ming had long since given up on the idea; it was all thanks to her.
Su Yushan guarantees that the children's learning outcomes here are in no way inferior to those at the Provincial Affiliated Primary School.
Every month when the exam results came out, a copy would be sent to Gong Ming, and the rocket-like speed of the improvement left Gong Ming speechless.
After repeated questioning, I learned that it was thanks to Lin Xi's study notes.
At that time, he gave up the idea of merging. It was fate that Su Lin Elementary School produced such a genius as Lin Xi. Fate cannot be defied, and this elementary school cannot be touched.
But Su Yushan didn't know that he had made a bet that if he was given six months, more than 80% of the students at Sulin Elementary School would be top students. If they didn't reach that level, it wouldn't be too late to merge them.
Su Yushan was full of enthusiasm and was happy to see things go well, so he didn't say much.
At this moment, looking at Lin Xi, who was subtly praising his school, he couldn't help but sigh, "Old Su really taught a good student!"
The point is, what they said actually makes a lot of sense.
Su Yushan's eyes were slightly red. Xiao Xi was about to leave, and the school merger would have no impact on her. However, the child still racked her brains to persuade the bureau chief to keep Su Lin Primary School.
How could he not be moved by such a sentiment?
This school is the culmination of half his life's work!
Damn it, I don't even care this much about my own son!
Gong Ming glanced at Su Yushan, who was secretly wiping away tears, and felt a little envious.