Parent asks if 'warning signs' missed after Chinese language school closure (opens original article in a new tab)
A sudden closure of a Melbourne Chinese language school disrupted students and families, with parents and teachers questioning financial mismanagement and lack of oversight.
- Western Chinese Language School (WCLS) closed suddenly, disrupting 300 students' studies and causing financial loss for families.
- Teachers and parents raised concerns about financial mismanagement, underpayment, and lack of transparency in school governance.
- WCLS received public funding but faced insolvency due to liabilities, including historical underpayments exceeding $400,000.
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