Quezon City on Friday hit the management of Colegio de San Lorenzo for requiring parents of students to sign waivers before getting refunds of tuition and other payments from the school as it threatened legal action over what it claimed to be possible violations on the part of the school.
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Logo grabbed from CDSL Facebook page MANILA - The Quezon City legal department said Wednesday the Colegio de San Lorenzo may face legal action as a result of the school's sudden and unexpected closure. In a message sent to the Philippine News Agency, city legal counsel Orlando Paolo Casimiro said the city government is willing and ready to assist parents, students, teachers, and non-teaching personnel in case they want to file charges against the school. "The possible legal action(s) against CDSL will be dependent upon those directly affected as well as on the CHED (Commission on Higher Education) and DepEd (Department of Education) who have jurisdiction over it as an educational institution. Mayor Joy Belmonte has instructed my Office through our Public Assistance and Legal Aid Office to assist those who have been affected by the incident," Casimiro said. He added "they can come to my office for any legal assistance concerning the matter". As far as the city go
The Quezon City government said Tuesday, Aug. 16, that it will provide assistance to the students, parents, and teachers who were affected by the sudden closure of the Colegio de San Lorenzo (CDSL) in Barangay Bahay Toro.
“We will extend all possible assistance to the students and parents, especia
Colegio de San Lorenzo Quezon City (Facebook photo) MANILA - The Quezon City government will step up to assist students, parents, teachers, and employees of the Colegio de San Lorenzo (CDSL) after the unexpected announcement of the school's permanent closure effective August 15. In a statement issued on Tuesday, Mayor Joy Belmonte said she has instructed city legal counsel Orlando Paolo Casimiro to look for ways to extend all possible assistance to those affected. Casimiro met with the school's representatives who committed to address the needs of their students, teachers, and other staff. "We shall help in coordinating with other schools, colleges, and universities where affected students can transfer with their credentials credited. We need to ensure that no student will encounter any delay in their studies, especially the graduating or senior ones, and that their refund will be given quickly. The teaching and administrative personnel should also be taken care of,"