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Re: ICS Parents
Every school reserves the right to either accept or decline a kid. They also reserve the right to terminate or keep. I understand every parents do not want to hear their kids do not meet a school standards, but these things happen although they are hard to accept. Our basic instinct is to blame it on the school, teacher, educational system, headmaster, principle, rather than accepting our kids are really causing any problems at school. If you are not meeting a certain academic standards in a University, a university reserves the right to kick a kid out, right? Why all of a sudden blame the school for it? Was it really due to disability of your kid? Was it a behavior problem? Why do we call it a discrimination? As parents we can never find out what is going on in a classroom vs. at home.
Last year I was helping out in the R2 classroom. I remember the kids needed to take an accessment test to determine whether or not they will be able to go to P1. A kid at that class couldn't even tell the difference between A and B. He scored the lowest in class. The principle recommended his parents to let him repeat. His parents were very pissed off and had their son switched to another school. I was there and I knew that kid was really not up to the standards. P1 kids now learn how to write cursives, math, phoenics, memorize long bible verses etc. How is that kid going to achieve these things since he couldn't even tell the difference between A and B? It was a painful decision for the school and the parents, but what could the school do? Other school might keep the kid without even telling you your child's progress to prevent troubles or conflicts. As long as your kid is in the school, paying tuitions, then they are okay with it. Think about the case which mentioned earlier regarding the kid being terminated. ICS could probably let the kids stay. Why not? The kid was paying tuitions, ICS was earning money from the kid's family. ICS decided to terminate the kid for a reason. You see, when ICS terminates a kid, they need to find a kid to substitute that kid. No school will ever want to lose a kid, that is where the money comes from. Unless the kid is really doing destructive things in class, or disturbing the whole class from learning. Or...ICS does not have the facilities to co-operate with this disable kid. I don't know what that kid's disabilities are, but at least ICS was just telling the truth. If they didn't have the facilities or faculties to cope with the kid's disability, then they will let you know, and it is a good thing that they let you know. They didn't have to do that. Think about it, if they didn't tell you or they kept your kid at their school....it was not doing any good to your kid. At least now you found a school which can provide special care for your kid.
Sorry for the long message. So far, as a ICS parents myself, and as a parent for two kids. My kids had been in two schools in the U.S. and two IS in H.K. Myself used to study in two IS in Hong Kong....I personally think that ICS is the best, and it is different from other IS in Hong Kong. Teachers, parents, kids....they are very different. I enjoy my kids being there, and I do see great changes and major academic improvement in them.
Let's see if their new campus will be built in the near future to determine if the rumors are true or not.
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