Recent school reorganization efforts in Ho Chi Minh City have resulted in minimal changes in most wards. Seven wards and communes within the city will maintain their existing number of schools following the restructuring process. However, the reorganization has been limited in scope, with 13 other wards and communes showing very low rates of school consolidation. This indicates a varied response to the city’s educational restructuring plans. The limited impact suggests potential challenges in fully implementing the reorganization across all districts. Further analysis is needed to determine the reasons behind the low consolidation rates in certain areas. Officials are expected to review the outcomes and potentially adjust strategies for broader implementation.