More than 84% of AISVN International School parents want their children to continue studying at the school.

Late on March 29, American International School Vietnam (AISVN) announced the results of a survey of all parents' wishes about their children's upcoming study program.

The results showed that 84.56% of parents wanted their children to continue studying at the school, 3.27% wanted to transfer schools, 5.10% had other opinions and 7.07% had not submitted the results.

In the other 5.10% of opinions, the vast majority of parents want to ensure the commitments in the contract signed with the school.

AISVN International School (220 Nguyen Van Tao, Nha Be District, Ho Chi Minh City).

Considering the wishes of parents and the School Board, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Education and Training and the Ho Chi Minh City Police Department plan to organize a meeting between the School Board and all parents this afternoon (March 30) to discuss solutions to ensure the right to education for more than 1,200 AISVN students.

Previously, on the morning of March 29, the Department of Education and Training of Ho Chi Minh City issued a document requesting AISVN International School to summarize parents' wishes regarding the organization of learning for students in the coming time and report the results before 5:00 p.m. of the same day. Upon receiving this instruction, the school immediately conducted a survey via email to all parents.

Regarding the "scandal" at AISVN International School, the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee has sent a report to the Prime Minister on the operation of this facility. Accordingly, the school was established based on the proposal of AIS American International Education Joint Stock Company, whose Chairman of the Board of Directors is Ms. Nguyen Thi Ut Em.

Ms. Ut Em has signed many contracts in the form of loans with some parents whose children are studying at the school with the following terms: Loans, no interest on the loan amount during the student's study period. When the student completes the program, the school will return the loan amount within a certain period of time.

According to the opinion of Ho Chi Minh City Police, the contract signed between the school and parents is a civil contract, without binding responsibilities between the parties, so there is no basis for the authorities to investigate the case.

Authorities are implementing measures to ban Ms. Nguyen Thi Ut Em from leaving the country.

Regarding the direction and solution, according to the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, the city continues to direct relevant departments, branches and the People's Committees of districts, towns and Thu Duc City to support the education and training sector to stabilize public opinion. The city strictly manages the activities of the American International Education Joint Stock Company AIS because the company's activities have directly affected the activities and educational quality of AISVN school.

The forces will coordinate to monitor the school's operations, speed up the working progress with Ms. Nguyen Thi Ut Em to thoroughly resolve issues related to investment and organization of educational activities of the school; promptly handle arising incidents and report to the Standing Committee of the City People's Committee for direction.

AISVN International School has suspended enrollment in 2024 - 2025 until the investor resolves financial and personnel issues and stabilizes educational activities.

The school will be suspended if it does not resolve its current financial and personnel problems.

According to the report of the City People's Committee, there are currently 7 educational institutions that have agreed to accept students from AISVN International School, with a total of 1,088 students. These 7 institutions include: Australian International School, European International School, Ho Chi Minh City International School, English-speaking International School, British Vietnamese International School, North American School, and American International School (TAS).

Thy Hue

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