Montessori School Complaints

From: Nancy Pu-Chou

I am in favor of Phoebe’s suggestion for now.
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Sent: Fri, 19 Sep 2008 10:09 pm
Subject: Re: Montessori School complaints

Hi, I like to share some thoughts - 

We will need to get their buy in from both of the two Chinese schools to make this solution work.  My major concern is whether they have the funding available, it sounded not easy to get the other Chinese School to pay their rent up front at the last Board meeting.  It will be fair to listen to what they have to say about the complaints.  An open discussion with all three schools hopefully will come up with some feasible ideas.& nbsp;

Invite the two Chinese School principals to the next meeting, and make it clear if they do not attend we will then implement a solution.  I think that are appropriate steps to take procedurally.  Thanks.

Phoebe 

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Sent: Fri, 19 Sep 2008 4:59 pm
Subject: Re: Montessori School complaints

We definitely need to work on the problem. However, I don’t think the Chinese Schools will accept easily our proposal of depositing $2,000 with CACC at the beginning of each school year. I think we need to find a diplomatic way to communicate with them. How about we ask them if they have any pro posed solutions for the problem? We can work through the alternatives with the Chinese schools. If they can’t come up with a better solution, we can, then, impose a deposit from each school. This is my 2 cents.
I’ll be out of town on September 27, 28 and Oct 4, 5 for 2 weddings. Please carry on with=2 0the meeting without me. I am supporting any solution that will solve the problem.
Shirley

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Sent: Friday, September 19, 2008 7:56:56 AM
Subject: Re: Montessori School complaints 

Kai,

Is it okay if you can please post your suggestion on CC’s Blog http://caccboard.wordpress.com? ; We can then respond on there with each of our own thoughts and ideas.

Nancy

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Sent: Wed, 17 Sep 2008 8:08 pm
Subject: RE: Montessori School compl aints

I hope we can get together first to put in $ amounts for the proposal and come up with ideas on how to a sk each school to accept the proposal.  Then we meet the principal individually on a weekend (during Chinese School hours) to finalize the proposal. 

  

I donʼt think we need the principals to come to our next CCC board meeting; especially they might cancel at the last minute.  Hopefully, we have something to report back to Elizabeth at our next CCC board meeting on Oct.. 20.

 

The week of Sep. 29 is good for me to meet.

 

Any other ideas?

0A

 

Kai

 

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Subject: Re: Montessori School complaints

 

It is worth a try. When we have the 2 principals of Chinese Schools to attend the next CCC board meeting, we certainly should propose it as one of the alternatives unless they have a better solution.
Shirley

 

—– Original Message —-
Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2008 10:46:25 PM
Subject: Montessori School complaints

 Hi, 

 

Regarding Montessori School toddler playground/equipment and classroom complaints, my wife Yih-Fen has an idea.  We will ask each Chinese School to put do wn say $2000 as deposit now.  When the weekend m anager sees an older child(ren) using the toddler equipment, we will deduct certain money from the deposit.  The deduction is for each incident, not for each weekend.  The deduction also applies to classroom complaints.  For each incident, we will deduct money and give the money to the classroom teacher.  If the Chinese School cares, they will do whatever to prevent money being deducted.  At the end of the school year, they will get their left over money (if any) back.  Any broken equipment will use their deposit money to fix (instant deduction).

 

What do you think?

 

Kai