The leadership believes the school needs to mobilize only one or two rich or powerful parents to do the job. Still, with no parents stepping forward, the schools have conducted “honey bee campaigns.”<\/p>\n
These campaigns involve individual students gathering small amounts of supplies, similar to how bees gather nectar. Once preparations are complete, schools begin work on the improvements. Thus, the source said, most schools are proceeding slowly with the order.<\/p>\n Schools have burdened students with obtaining the rebar, sand, cement, and other supplies needed to build the new fences.<\/p>\n The initial order called for iron fences, but because iron is so expensive, schools have decided to reshape their concrete fences to appear like iron fences, allotting students to obtain the necessary supplies.<\/p>\n However, parents have complained because these tasks assigned to students ultimately fall on them. While the current method is cheaper than erecting iron fences, the parents still feel a heavy burden since they must gather the supplies despite hardships.<\/p>\n According to the source, one parent with a child at a high school in Songyo district complained that the school told them to “provide five buckets of sand, two concrete blocks, 20 kilograms of cement, and two meters of rebar.” He said things are growing more challenging “because the school has dumped the entire burden on the parents.”<\/p>\n Moreover, the parents complained that the school burdened them with construction supplies and mobilized them to do the work. In fact, parents were mobilized to work on replacing the fences during the vacation.<\/p>\n “Our second child in middle school received a similar task to receive supplies, and with the two kids being asked to obtain supplies competitively, we simply feel hopeless,” the parent said. “My friends with just one child tease me as a moron, but I feel like they’re right.”<\/p>\n Meanwhile, even teachers who dump the responsibility for construction on their students are complaining.<\/p>\n “One teacher at a high school in Songyo district said they “refurnish their fences once or twice a year in the name of modernization, but they could have built an entire school with the construction materials that go into such wasteful work.”<\/p>\n![\"North](\"https:\/\/www.dailynk.com\/english\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2019\/02\/DSC4001-1024x614.jpg\")
Mounting frustrations and teacher complaints<\/strong><\/h4>\n