What questions do technical school students ask the school when they have a parent-teacher meeting?

It varies from person to person, such as about their children's grades, performance and so on.

Parent-teacher conferences are generally initiated by schools or teachers, and are introductory meetings or activities for students, parents and teachers to communicate and interact.

Technical schools, referred to as "technical schools", mainly train intermediate skilled workers. There are four types of secondary vocational schools: vocational high schools, ordinary middle schools, adult middle schools and technical schools. Technical colleges have gradually developed into three levels: technical schools, senior technical schools and technician colleges. According to the "Vocational Education Law" and the current "three-set" scheme in the State Council, technical schools (technician colleges) are under the management of human society departments, while vocational high schools, general secondary schools and adult secondary schools are under the management of education departments. The institutions of technical schools can generally set up school-run, academic affairs office, political work office, general affairs office and practice factory (field, shop). Schools with large-scale internship factories and heavy financial management tasks in production and operation can add financial departments.