Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 1264

After hearing what the chubby lady said in the morning, the sudden suspension of classes in the afternoon inevitably led to assumptions.

The parents kept calling the kindergarten for the whole day, and the vice principal only responded in the group chat at night.

[Dear parents, I understand your concern, but we are facing some difficulties at the moment. There’s a dispute over the ownership of the land that we lease, and the other party has demanded that we cease operation in the kindergarten. As long as this matter is not resolved, we have no other choice but to comply.]

One of the parents asked, [How long is this going to take? And, how long will the classes be suspended?]

The vice principal replied, [I’m not sure about that. It depends on whether the other party is willing to compromise. If they aren’t, we might need to take this matter to court.]

The parents started panicking.

children won’t be attending class if the dispute isn’t resolved? All of us here paid the tuition fees. Why should we bear the

right! Eighty percent of the parents here have both spouses working. We only send our children to your kindergarten for the whole day because we don’t have time to take care of them.

when we paid

how all of you are feeling right now. We don’t want to see something like this happen either. I asked the principal about it just now, and she’s deeply sorry about the situation. She promised that she’ll do everything in her power to resolve this matter. She knows that all of you are concerned about your children’s education, and she takes full responsibility for this matter. So, she told me that any parents who wish to withdraw their child from our kindergarten will be fully refunded with the tuition and meal fees for this

yet seemed as if they were indeed facing a very

classes as soon as possible, not to transfer their children to another

many of them had complaints about Sunlight Kindergarten, they knew very well that it was the best kindergarten in the area. The teachers were known

seemed easy, no other kindergartens in the area could accommodate hundreds of children. All of the parents preferred to send their children to a nearby kindergarten to avoid the hassle of commuting far distances. Not only that they would not know if the kindergartens would accept their children, but transportation would also

stopped being