The intern taught a top-performing class, and the parents wanted to change the homeroom teacher.

Zhang Sisi returned to her class as if nothing had happened.

Open the textbooks for each subject in turn and record the teaching progress of the teachers in Class 7.

Write these down so that I can adjust my study plan according to the teaching progress of Class 17 after I transfer to another class.

Class 17 will not change its teaching schedule because of her; she has to work hard on her own. Fortunately, she is quite good at self-study.

The school bell rang.

Zhang Chao walked in with a cold face, his gaze fixed on Zhang Sisi, who was busy taking notes and didn't even look at him.

"Put down your pen, look up, I have something to say."

The class immediately fell silent, and everyone looked at Zhang Chao.

Zhang Sisi also stopped writing and calmly looked at Zhang Chao. She wouldn't disregard Zhang Chao just because Director Pan helped her transfer classes.

On the contrary, she will be more careful today and will not give Zhang Chao a chance to find fault. This is not only for herself, but also to leave a good impression on the class teacher of Class 17.

Zhang Chao glanced at the students below the stage, finally landing on Zhang Sisi, and sneered.

"Some of our classmates are quite promising and have their own ideas."

"I know our class's scores slipped a bit this time, and some people are talking about it behind our backs. You're unhappy, and I'm angry too, but this is precisely when we need to stay calm!"

"Don't always do things that alienate the group. The class belongs to everyone. Running away at the first sign of setback is desertion, a serious crime on the battlefield!"

"Running away from problems won't solve anything!"

Zhang Chao's voice echoed in the classroom. The students, heads bowed, looked at each other, none of them knowing what was wrong with him.

Zhang Chao really wanted to tell everyone that Zhang Sisi had asked him to switch shifts, so that she would feel ashamed.

But to say it out loud would be tantamount to publicly admitting that you can't retain students, which would be a slap in your own face and would also affect other students.

Zhang Chao was still filled with anger and was about to say something more when the loudspeaker on the wall blared.

"All teachers, please come to the auditorium in fifteen minutes for a staff meeting. This meeting is important and no leave is permitted."

"All teachers, in fifteen minutes..."

The loudspeaker repeated itself three times before finally quieting down.

Zhang Chao frowned. Why was a faculty and staff meeting being held all of a sudden?

This is a meeting that all teachers in the school must attend, and it is usually held once at the beginning and once at the end of the semester.

What happened?

He wasn't the only one with the same doubts; other teachers were also surprised. The teachers who were teaching stopped their lectures, told the students to study on their own, and then rushed to the lecture hall with their notebooks and pens.

The lecture hall, also known as the auditorium, is not usually open to the public. It is only opened for special occasions such as faculty and staff meetings, holiday parties, and receptions for leaders.

Lu Qian was fully aware of the purpose of the faculty and staff meeting. When he arrived at the classroom door, he left with the words, "You all study hard, I'm going to a meeting."

Teacher Guo from next door was also at the door instructing the students, "Control yourselves, don't be so frivolous and let loose."

After Lu Qian arrived and closed the classroom door, he asked in surprise, "Why are you suddenly holding a faculty and staff meeting? Is there some urgent announcement again?"

Lu Qian nodded. "You'll see when we get there. Let's go, Teacher Guo."

At this moment, the students are the happiest people in the whole school!

Faculty and staff meetings always seem to take a long time.

No noise allowed, but you can sleep when you're tired, and copy homework as much as you want.

This feeling is so awesome!

……

Before long, Lu Qian and Guo Mei arrived at the lecture hall.

A group of senior high school teachers who live nearby have already arrived.

Several sign-in sheets were placed on the table by the entrance, and the teachers signed in one by one.

The grade-level directors are guiding the teachers and instructing them to silence their mobile phones.

"Special campaign to rectify teachers' ethics and conduct..." Lu Qian read out the header of the attendance sheet.

"Why are we suddenly having this meeting?" Guo Mei asked, puzzled.

After signing the papers, Lu Qian walked into the hall.

Shao Mingrui, the head of the math group, waved to Lu Qian as soon as he saw him and invited him to sit down.

For large meetings, teachers need to sit according to their subject departments to facilitate headcount.

After sitting down, we chatted quietly for a few minutes and waited for the meeting to begin.

...

Emergency Meeting on Special Rectification of Teachers' Ethics and Conduct

Looking at the conference schedule, Zhang Chao felt a sense of foreboding.

"I guess I'm just overthinking it," he told himself. After signing the papers, he went to the Grade 11 math group and sat down on the other side, far away from Lu Qian.

Soon, all the teachers arrived, and the atmosphere in the auditorium became increasingly serious.

Principal Li Chong'an walked onto the stage, adjusted the microphone, and emitted a "humming" sound.

"We are holding this emergency staff meeting today for only one thing: this morning, our school received a letter from a higher authority alleging that some of our teachers are engaging in illegal paid tutoring!"

One sentence was enough to terrify Zhang Chao, who broke out in a cold sweat.

We're doomed!

He's been exposed!

Which mole fired the signal flare?

"Upon receiving the report, the school took it very seriously. I immediately contacted the teacher to investigate and verify the matter. Now, I can tell everyone with full confidence:"

After verification, the allegations were found to be inconsistent with the facts, and the teacher did not engage in any illegal tutoring activities.

"but!"

"This misunderstanding serves as a wake-up call for us. The fact that parents reported it shows that there are still shortcomings in our work, which has led to misunderstandings among parents."

"Today's purpose is not to hold any particular teacher accountable, but to use this meeting to review the professional ethics and conduct of all teachers in the school and prevent misunderstandings from becoming reality next time."

"Please listen carefully and take notes on what follows; this is the best way to protect yourself!"

After that, the vice principal in charge of moral education took the official document and began to read it aloud.

"First, six strict prohibitions!"

……

Zhang Chao wiped his forehead, feeling a little flustered, but not so flustered anymore.

Looks like some unlucky guy got reported, almost dragging me down with him.

"But I'm taking extra classes myself, so they probably won't come looking for me. It'll likely just be a formality; they won't take it too seriously."

Although he tried to comfort himself with this thought, a shadow always lingered in his heart.

He always felt that someone was plotting against him.

Sweat was still dripping from my forehead, and my back felt sticky.

"It's okay, it's okay..."

...

More than half an hour later, the presentation ended and the video was played.

Two documents were issued.

Teacher's Ethics and Conduct Commitment Letter and Personal Self-Assessment Registration Form

The content all revolves around illegal tutoring, and these will all be recorded in the teacher's ethics file.

Zhang Chao hesitated for a while before finally signing his name.

If we don't sign, we'll probably be finished immediately; if we sign, we might escape this predicament.

After the documents were signed, the meeting ended without any issues.

Zhang Chao breathed a sigh of relief and smiled.

Good, you've escaped unscathed!

The teachers left one by one.

Soon, only the principal, vice principal, grade directors, and moral education director remained in the auditorium.

Li Chong'an began, "The meeting is adjourned. Following this, each moral education director will conduct one-on-one integrity talks with teachers to strengthen risk control."

"Student questionnaires and parent follow-ups should be completed as soon as possible, and students should be randomly selected for interviews."

"We will randomly select about 20% of the parents from each class for follow-up phone calls. This task will be handled by the grade-level directors."

"You are all familiar with the process."

"Since the higher-ups have requested a self-inspection, we not only need to do it, but we need to do it well so that the higher-ups can rest assured."

"Finding problems yourself is a minor issue; but if your superiors find problems, then it's a major issue!"

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