
Parents Charged to Check Children's Grades, Sparking Outrage Over Education Commercialization
A recent incident in Shandong's Heze city has sparked widespread discussion and criticism online after a parent posted a video complaining about being charged 25 yuan per month, or 300 yuan per year, to check their child's academic performance. Many netizens have expressed outrage, questioning why parents cannot simply ask the teacher about their child's grades without having to pay for it. This incident has raised concerns about the commercialization of education and the exploitation of parents' desire to stay informed about their children's academic progress.
















