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ISP ASA Bus Funding 2017/2018

140 Comments

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Aldo Lindley
9 years ago

Estoy de acuerdo en que NO deben cobrar por el transporte de ASA, de por si ya lo que se paga es muy alto al colegio.

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Jean kadadihi
9 years ago

Please mantain ths Aster Schook Buses

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Candice Williams De Roux
9 years ago

It is becoming a bad precedent. ISP is being excessive with their fees!

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Pamela Herrera
9 years ago

No estoy de acuerdo con ese aumento

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Fidah Salama
9 years ago

No estoy deacuerdo con la desicio del Board con respecto a dejar de pagar buses after school.

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Xiaofang Zhang
9 years ago

ISP is getting into trying to make money in every way from students and parents. I don't consider the ASA transportation is an additional cost to ISP. We pay for the students to go back and forth. Besides, $5.5 a trip per student sounds ridiculous to me!

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Vanessa van Druenen-Steger
9 years ago

It would be absolutely a breakdown for the ISP community if the kids can not stay longer at school.

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Aida de Eskildsen
9 years ago

Keep the asa bus funding 2017-2018 as always!

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Octavio Rosselli B
9 years ago

Totally unacceptable

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Anna Sanchez
9 years ago

Tengo la impresión que no se han dado cuenta que el escenario en la economía panameña está cambiando y no para mejor. Muchas multinacionales y empresas que antes tenían a sus hijos se están mudando para otros países y como sigan alzando, solo producirán que haya menos gente en la escuela.

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Beatriz Escotet
9 years ago Featured

It's important that ISP board, considers the importance of having competitive sports teams, and having ASA at school which will engage students with school and create a natural bond and engagement with the school at all levels.

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Dori
9 years ago

Por favor estumulemos y promovamos la cultura y el deporte... se paga una fortuna... no quiten el beneficio de los buses. Ojo.. mis hijas ni estan en Asa... pero eventualmente necesitan venirse con opcion. Gracias

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Diana Cifuentes
9 years ago

No estoy de acuerdo por ningún motivo que tengamos que pagar adicional por el transporte, ya tenemos suficiente por el aumento innecesario que acaban de hacer en la colegiatura que ademas es demasiado alto.

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Ana Varas
9 years ago

Tiene que haber un alto al continuo y desmedido aumento de tarifas escolares. Hasta cuando!

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Dulce Maria de Endara
9 years ago

Inaceptable

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Luisa Brumana
9 years ago

The proposal made by the school to have families cover all the costs of the transportation for ASA, as well as to only the option of 4:30 buses, puts at risk the very principles for which many families have decided to send their children to ISP. It is also notes that in the proposal for ASA 2017-2018, almost all aferschool activities and competitive sports are to be paid extra, which adds to the disappointment for this proposal.

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Wilanderst Beltran
9 years ago

It is very difficult to understand that a school charges 500 dólar per year per student to improve infrastructure (arts + sports) and then makes this type of proposals. ISP should be funding sports/arts/Academic trips/meets/events for the school key activities and not cutting funds. ISP CANNOT continúe to increase the parents' bargain with more bills.

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Maria Alejandra Garcia
9 years ago

I agree with the petition. We are already paying for round trip service. Unfair we have to pay double.

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Cheryl Su-Parkinson
9 years ago

ISP has one of the most expensive bus fairs in Panama and the bus fair has increased over the years. Kids miss the return bus ride for staying for ASA, attending sports competitions or staying to cheer for competitions. It isn't fair for parents to pay extra for that. This will result reduction of attendant for ASA, games and willingness to cheer for ISP athletes. Totally disagree and refuse to pay extra bus fees.

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Miriam Rosaldo
9 years ago

It is a big effort for parents to afford education at ISP and the entrance fees, plus the period fee should be sufficient to cover all expenses generated by students. By charging an extra cost to the ASA transportation, you are discouraging parents to support competitive sports and it may compromise those willing to support but for whom the additional cost would cause a financial burden. Moreover, for parents with several kids studying at isp it may not be possible to pay that extra fee