Chapter 1237
Just this morning they had heard from thatdy, and in the afternoon, they were immediately notified to
suspend sses, which raised doubts.
Parents replied to the email asking and called the school. It wasn’t until the evening that the deputy
principal showed up to respond.
“Dear parents, I understand your feelings, but now the school has encountered some problems. The
land we lease has some ownership disputes. The other party demands that we suspend sses and
close the school before the problem is resolved. We have no choice but to tell everyone to suspend
sses”
A parent asked, “How long do you need to resolve this problem? How long do we need to suspend
sses?”
The deputy principal answered, “I’m not sure. It depends on whether the other party is willing to
compromise. If they’re not willing, we may have to go to court.”
This made everyone panic.
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“So as long as your problem isn’t resolved, we can’t go to school? We’ve all paid tuition. Why should
we bear the loss for your problem?”
“Right, 80% of the families in our group are dual–earning. We chose full day care because we didn’t
have time to take care of the children. Now it’s suspended. What about our children? Who’s going to
take care of them?”
“When you were collecting meal fees yesterday, why didn’t you say there was a dispute over thisnd?
Did this dispute just arise today?”
The deputy principal replied. “I fully understand the feelings of the parents. We didn’t hope to see this
happen either I just contacted the principal, she feels very sorry about this She will do everything she
can to resolve it. She understands that everyone is concerned about the children’s education, and she
doesn’t expect to be understood So, she told me, if any parents want to drop out, we will fully refund
this month’s tuition and meal fees as an apology”
It had been half a month already, and the school offering full refunds indicated a real problem that
couldn’t be solved.
The parents‘ onginal intention was to resume sses as soon as possible, not to drop out.
Although they had manyints about this kindergarten, they also knew it was the best–equipped
school in the district, the teachers were very patient, and it saved a lot of trouble for the parents.
Transferring sounded easy, but which nearby school could ept so many students? They just hoped
to go to school nearby: nobody wanted to go to other areas First of all, the school may not ept it
Secondly, pick–up and drop–off were too troublesome.
So when the deputy principal proposed dropping out, the parents‘ opposition quieted down After
“while, a parent asked, “Principal, what exactly happened that we have to go to court and suspend
sses?”
The deputy principal said, “Thisnd was originally under the name of Principal Helen’s husband’s ex–
wife. The ex–wife had once used thisnd as coteral to borrow money to pay off debts, but before
the mortgage contract ended, the ex–wife had an ident and became a vegetable.
Helen’s husband managed to gather enough money and redeemed thend. Helen saw such arge
ce being wasted, so she and Principal Silvia jointly invested
in building this kindergarten.”
Not long ago, the daughter of Helen’s husband’s ex–wife suddenly imed to dispute thisnd. She
somehow obtained proof ofnd ownership and now firmly ims that thisnd was given to her by her
mother.
Her mom pawned off this piece ofnd ages ago, and the loan was paid off by Principal Helen and her
hubby. By rights, thisnd should belong to Helen. But thanks to some paperwork snafus that held up
the official documents, she saw an opportunity.
We initially nned to sort it out through negotiation, but she demanded either five million bucks, or
she’d shut the school down. We were worried they’d stir up trouble and mess with the students, so we
had no choice but to suspend sses for a bit
No worries, folks. Principal Helen haswyered up, and she’s actively working on this issue. She will
get the students back in ss ASAP”