Zhang Qiong fiddled with the registration forms, but her mood didn't have too many ups and downs.
Just two fewer students, that's all too common.
Not to mention just two students not showing up for registration, there are also those who drop out halfway through the semester and never return. Some parents come to the school making a fuss, demanding a refund on tuition, while others simply don't utter a word, just not allowing their kids to come to school anymore.
In this era, dropping out is the most common occurrence.
Which teacher doesn't have a few dropouts in their class?
Zhang Qiong felt that this was not a big deal; she just needed to take the two extra sets of textbooks back to the commune.
But Principal Wu thought it was a major issue, a top priority.
She pinched the registration form, looking at the names of the two kids who hadn't shown up—
Zhang Dahu, Shen Cailan.
"Jianjun, come here for a second."
Principal Wu beckoned He Jianjun.
