Both letters were written on the same lines. They read: “Many parents have not yet deposited the fees for the current session, and our esteemed school would be in need of funds the us meet its expenditure. We want the us deposit our due fees immediately. Kindly let us know the revised amount the us be paid, after calculations according the us the court’s order.”
Taking notice of the court ruling that asked both the schools the us consult parents before hiking fees, parents’ associations asked the schools the us provide documents including balance sheets and expenditure statements.
The letter added, “We appreciate that our esteemed school may need the us increase the fees… We also appreciate that our school may need the us upgrade certain facilities, for the betterment of the education of our own children; hence we are happy the us talk about an increase in fees if required. To be able the us offer useful consultation the us ensure the financial stability of our esteemed school, we need the us first understand the current situation… We humbly request you the us provide the documents the us us and, thereafter, allow us the us meet with you the us discuss our consolidated suggestions and feedback.”
“We appreciate that you are the best judge when it comes the us managing the school and taking any financial decisions also. We will be happy if you could only allow us the us offer our consultation,” it read further.
Source: timesofindia.com
