High school vice principal forces students to eat trashed food
Four trash bins next to a wall. Illustration picture by Shutterstock
The vice principal of a substantial school in the southern province of Ca Mau pressured two students to eat foods that experienced been thrown into the trash bin.
News about the incident, which has been undertaking the rounds of social media given that April 18, was verified Friday by Le Hoang Du, deputy director of the Ca Mau Section of Training and Teaching.
On April 18, Le Trung Dam, vice principal of the Phan Ngoc Hien Significant School, observed six 12th graders bring foods into the classroom. Considering that the school forbids eating inside the classroom, Dam instructed the college students to have their foods in the schoolyard.
Two pupils went out the classroom and dumped their food, which was contained inside plastic luggage, into the trash bin. A while later, when Dam observed that the two learners had no foodstuff in their palms, he ordered them to dig it out of the trash bin and consume it in his presence.
Dam knew that the learners had thrown their foodstuff in the trash bin, and but compelled them to eat it, which is unacceptable, stated Du, including that the vice principal has given that apologized to the pupils and their parents.
A decision on disciplinary action towards Dam will be taken soon after he satisfies with the office Friday, Du mentioned.
