Monday 09 December 2024 – 03:23 PM
Informed sources at the Directorate of Education and Technical Education revealed that the Nuzha Educational Administration is conducting a…Really FWhat happened from the administration of Sunrise School, with a ban The school administration forced American diploma students from entering the school and leaving them in the street, suddenly forcing their parents to pay the full fees immediately.
The sources added, during exclusive statements to Cairo 24, that no official complaints were submitted from parents about the incident, and they resorted to the media and social media without taking the necessary measures in this regard. It would have been better to follow the legal steps to resolve the crisis and file a complaint regarding the content of what happened in the educational administration. Pointing out that despite this, the administration will take all measures and investigate the matter to determine the circumstances of what happened.
An international school in Cairo prevents students from entering and forces them to suddenly pay fees
There was a state of extreme anger and dissatisfaction among the parents of the students of Sunrise School, affiliated with the Nozha Educational Department of the Directorate of Education in Cairo, after the school administration’s decision to prevent the American diploma students from entering the school and leaving them in the street, to force the parents to pay the full fees immediately. Suddenly.
First of all, as the parents told Cairo 24, they were surprised, Monday morning, by the closing of the school door to American diploma students, specifically those who had not paid the fees in full and were paying in installments.
The parents added that although the installment deadline had not yet come, which was scheduled for the end of December, they were surprised today by the decision of the school administration and owners, which read to the parents: No one will enter the school completely until the full fees are paid, and they issued the school’s workers and administrators to the parents. Arguments and quarrels arose between them over what happened to their children.
The parents explained during their talk to Cairo 24, that after talking with the administration, they confirmed that they have a financial crisis, denouncing the matter, saying: Why is the school having a financial crisis, why does it bear it for us, and our time is to pay the installment at the end of the month, and we have obligations and obligations, why? We put the guardian in this predicament, and why are the children thrown in the street in this humiliating manner? Who would bear the responsibility if anyone? Something had happened to them.
Parents called on officials to intervene to end this crisis, and to hold accountable those responsible for this farce to which their children were exposed, specifically the Ministry of Education and the financial oversight of international and private schools.
