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recently, a video of parents kneeling at the door of dongcheng subdistrict central primary school in huangyan district, zhejiang province, shouting "cancel dingtalk" sparked heated discussions among netizens.

according to economic view live broadcast, staff at dongcheng subdistrict central primary school said that their school did not force parents and students to check in.

subsequently, the reporter contacted the taizhou municipal education bureau. a staff member said that they are currently contacting the huangyan district education bureau to understand the specific situation. the woman in the video is indeed the parent of a student at the dongcheng street central primary school. "the parents may have bipolar disorder." ".

when a reporter asked the school whether there was a mandatory requirement for dingtalk check-in, the staff said that the accurate answer was mainly from the huangyan district education bureau, and "we are still learning about the situation."

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on september 26, the education bureau of huangyan district, taizhou, zhejiang province issued a briefing on the incident.

the full text of the notification is as follows:

at about 8 a.m. on september 26, a parent in front of the central primary school in dongcheng street, huangyan district was emotional and behaved abnormally, which attracted attention on the internet.the parent sent his child to school on the morning of september 26. because the child forgot to bring a water bottle, he became emotional after calling the child loudly at the school gate to no avail. after being patiently persuaded by school staff, he left on his own.

around 10 a.m., a comment appeared online that "a matriarch asked the school to cancel the dingtalk check-in system at the school gate for the sake of her children." according to the investigation, dingtalk, as the school’s home-school communication tool, is mainly used to issue notifications, check student homework submissions, and share learning materials.

in the next stage, we will further standardize the use of dingtalk to better serve home-school communication.