luyenchuong3000
08-13-2025, 09:39
Riêng ý kiến của tôi như sau :
Vì vậy,muốn học khu tốt hơn,chúng ta phải đi bầu cử cấp địa phương, để khi bầu cử sẽ bầu những người tốt hơn vào làm học khu.
Từ đó sẽ thay đổi đc trường học.
Còn ko thì...vẫn như cũ.
( vì vậy tôi luôn kêu gọi đi bầu cử từ cấp địa phương ,vì cấp địa phương hay tiểu bang nó ảnh hưởng tới trực tiếp cuộc sống của các bạn.
Chỉ tiếc là phải theo dõi kĩ,mới biết lãnh đạo học khu nơi mình ở họ theo Dân Chủ hay Cộng Hòa, chứ nhìn cái list bầu cử mà biết ứng viên đó theo DC hay CH là biết...chết...liề n)
https://www.vietbf.com/forum/attachment.php?attac hmentid=2560725&d=1755077947
Updated : The district just called to apologize and explain the situation. In addition, the principal of the new school called and was very kind — he will personally give us a tour to introduce the school. However, the principal of Parkview School has not yet contacted us to explain.
Garden Grove Unified School District, this is not how you treat a child. We have already sent letters to both the district and the principal of Parkview Elementary, and we are awaiting their response.
My 5-year-old daughter, Alexa Nguyen, started Special Education Pre-K at Parkview Elementary yesterday with no issues.
This morning, only 5 minutes after drop-off, I got a call to pick her up — the school claimed they had “no room” for her and told us to take her to Warren School instead.
When I arrived, she was sitting in the office waiting, as if she’d been removed without warning. At Warren, they had no record of her enrollment and didn’t know what happened.
As the mother of a child with ADHD and autism, I find this treatment unacceptable, disrespectful, and harmful. Transitions for special-needs children require care, not sudden disruption. My daughter is now home, without a school placement, because of the district’s poor planning and communication.
As parents, we are both educators and professors at the college level, and we find this treatment highly disrespectful and unprofessional. Our daughter is only 5 years old, nothing happened to warrant this removal ,and the lack of communication and planning has left her without a school placement today. This is our first time enrolling my younger daughter, Alexa Nguyen, in public school. Her sister, Amanda, has been attending Sant Columban Catholic School for three years. We trusted the district to handle Alexa’s special education placement with care and professionalism.
Garden Grove School District — this is not how you treat a child.
Vì vậy,muốn học khu tốt hơn,chúng ta phải đi bầu cử cấp địa phương, để khi bầu cử sẽ bầu những người tốt hơn vào làm học khu.
Từ đó sẽ thay đổi đc trường học.
Còn ko thì...vẫn như cũ.
( vì vậy tôi luôn kêu gọi đi bầu cử từ cấp địa phương ,vì cấp địa phương hay tiểu bang nó ảnh hưởng tới trực tiếp cuộc sống của các bạn.
Chỉ tiếc là phải theo dõi kĩ,mới biết lãnh đạo học khu nơi mình ở họ theo Dân Chủ hay Cộng Hòa, chứ nhìn cái list bầu cử mà biết ứng viên đó theo DC hay CH là biết...chết...liề n)
https://www.vietbf.com/forum/attachment.php?attac hmentid=2560725&d=1755077947
Updated : The district just called to apologize and explain the situation. In addition, the principal of the new school called and was very kind — he will personally give us a tour to introduce the school. However, the principal of Parkview School has not yet contacted us to explain.
Garden Grove Unified School District, this is not how you treat a child. We have already sent letters to both the district and the principal of Parkview Elementary, and we are awaiting their response.
My 5-year-old daughter, Alexa Nguyen, started Special Education Pre-K at Parkview Elementary yesterday with no issues.
This morning, only 5 minutes after drop-off, I got a call to pick her up — the school claimed they had “no room” for her and told us to take her to Warren School instead.
When I arrived, she was sitting in the office waiting, as if she’d been removed without warning. At Warren, they had no record of her enrollment and didn’t know what happened.
As the mother of a child with ADHD and autism, I find this treatment unacceptable, disrespectful, and harmful. Transitions for special-needs children require care, not sudden disruption. My daughter is now home, without a school placement, because of the district’s poor planning and communication.
As parents, we are both educators and professors at the college level, and we find this treatment highly disrespectful and unprofessional. Our daughter is only 5 years old, nothing happened to warrant this removal ,and the lack of communication and planning has left her without a school placement today. This is our first time enrolling my younger daughter, Alexa Nguyen, in public school. Her sister, Amanda, has been attending Sant Columban Catholic School for three years. We trusted the district to handle Alexa’s special education placement with care and professionalism.
Garden Grove School District — this is not how you treat a child.