PAREF-Springdale against single parents or OFWs?

[dark_phoenix]

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Okay...My mom is a single parent. Nalain ko gamay ani dah.

[dirk14]

maybe u need to go there for clarification .. ila system requires participation from the parents.e.g for the boys there will be father son activities for bonding and such which is very good for the values formation of the child, they may need it to get the full experience of their system, to each his own works for some not for all its your choice where you enroll your child.. this school was actually one of our options when we were shopping for schools for my daughter... but chose another one for a different reason. your not missing anything it isn't the best school you have choices and find one that may fit your child and where you feel comfortable. just have to move on and look for other schools

[fern-pewee]

nice mn ang springdale nga school because they educate them mentally and spiritually. my cousin studied there mao nice kau cyag background. they need the parents for the development of the child pd.like for example sa mga activities that requires parents to attend then wala ka, of course your child would be left behind and looking at his or her classmates nga naa ang parents it would just make your child more separeated from other students

[PaYaSo]

unsaon nlng ang mga widow? they are also considered single parent dba?

[LytSlpr]

i had a high regard for this institution, in fact, i want my kids to go there but when my friend told me this na-usab akong perception sa PAREF.

yes, it is our choice where to enroll our kids but this kind of discrimination should not be allowed to go on.

i guess that is the beauty of America, whether your kid goes to a public, catholic, private, boarding, military or prep school they can end up in one university or college because of the non-discrimination clause. i guess not in the philippines.

in PAREF's case, if you have a "broken home" your family is not good enough because you cannot have "shared activities" with your mom or dad or both. such hypocrisy and delusion!

if there are no laws against this, then our philippines is a double-standard, pseudo-democratic country.

unsaon nlng ang mga widow? they are also considered single parent dba?

good question.

[20092009]

i hope that's REALLY the case but when my friend tried to enroll her son, she was given a hint coz she is a single parent.

I also thought so coz they do require marriage contract (church) from the parents.

[oyong16]

education for all.... discriminating naman neh sa mga naa juy single parent...

[em_b]

i do not know if there's any laws na magbawal sa isa ka educational institution na magset up ug ilahang qualifications sa kung kinsa ang pwede mag enrol. pero if that is the case, for me, okay lang. pag mopili bitaw ka ug school, imo man na tanan iconsider. unsa na culture ang ila iinstill sa imo anak, unsa na kind of education ang ila ioffer. so basically, ikaw ra jud gihapon ang magboot. kana na giquestion nimo ang ilaha pamaagi, meaning, dili mo aligned ug values, so why push? let them be. they have their own market. ilaha sad na. ila ng gusto. di man lang gani na ang form of discrimination. others school are super mahal. not because nice kaayo ang ila education na ioffer, but because they want nga mga datu ra ilaha community. ilaha sad na. way pugsanay.

[rjje]

tinuod ni. dapat di buwag imong parents ug dapat kung naa meeting or unsa naa jd ang both parents.

[iwantmyboyfriend]

laina diay sa? anyway, what the masters (in this thread... and no disrespect btw) are saying is true. Ang skwelahan kay dli ra kana ang importante para sa usa ka bata. I didn't know that the paref schools have this policy of somesort..and I really want that if I have a child, ako pa school diri (if ka afford ko.. lols)

This policy is just not right. it's based on a fantasy-ideology thing. Usa pa, daghan kaau ko na ilhan na taga springdale na batch namo na kiat lang ang nawung.. tsk tsk tsk..

balhin nlng nako ug school akong future anak.. hehe