Parents' Forum
Say what you think. Read what others think. See where most parents stand.
Each topic is a round table: parents post opinions, tap “I think so too” on the ones they agree with, and AIST periodically writes a summary – including dissenting views – to bring to its meetings. No account, no authorization, no need to agree with AIST's proposal.
- Anonymous to the public, not unaccountable
- Moderated by rules, not by viewpoint
- Received – shown – declined counts are public per topic
Received in total: 0 · no seeded numbers
The forum has paused new opinions – The forum has paused new opinions, agreements and group registrations while the Executive Board reviews. You can still read everything; please come back later.
Open topics
Tuition already paid: how would you want it handled?
Refund on a schedule, conversion into study entitlements if the school reopens, or another option? What is the minimum you could accept, and what is not acceptable? No figures needed; say what matters most to your famil…
Questions you want AIST to raise at the next fortnightly meeting with the school's legal owner
AIST meets the legal owner every two weeks under the memorandum signed on 19 Oct 2026. The questions most parents agree with go into the meeting minutes; answers (if any) are published after the other side has commented…
Comments on the petition to the City People's Committee (round 1, filed 22 Oct)
The petition for a State-chaired multi-party meeting, with Common Voice figures, is due on 22 Oct 2026. What should be emphasized, dropped, or added? Comments after 22 Oct go into the next filing.
Transfers, transcripts, records: what is your family stuck on?
Concrete obstacles to your child continuing school: records, transcripts, grade reports, certificates, costs at the new school… AIST collects these to ask the authorities for guidance through one focal point. Please do …
What this forum is – plainly
Anonymous to everyone, but not unaccountable.
Only the display name you choose is shown. To post, you confirm one email; it is seen by two administrators only and never shown publicly. This keeps every opinion tied to one real person, so nobody can create a hundred opinions.
Every opinion is recorded; only public display is moderated.
Opinions are moderated by the 6 posting rules below, never by viewpoint. An opinion that disagrees with AIST and follows the rules is shown. Received, shown and declined counts are published on each topic; a declined opinion gets an email with the reason and can be edited and resubmitted.
It complements the Common Voice, it does not replace it.
The Common Voice asks closed questions and produces numbers. The forum asks open questions: you can raise what AIST has not thought of, others read it and agree. When an issue becomes clear enough, AIST turns it into a question in the next Common Voice round.
Posting rules – 6 points
- No naming individuals with accusations; no attacks or insults.
- No unverified financial figures or legal claims stated as fact; you may raise them as questions.
- No personal data: phone numbers, contract numbers, student names.
- No advertising of services, no requests for money.
- One person, one identity; no repeated identical posts.
- Declined opinions get an email with the reason; you may edit and resubmit.
Opinions posted here belong to individual parents and are not AIST's views. AIST moderates only to remove personal attacks, unverified information, personal data and advertising; approval does not mean AIST confirms the content is accurate. Posting is not an authorization, not an agreement with AIST's proposal, and does not change your right to complain, report or sue.