THERE is a new twist on the Rhayyan Amsali case as the camp of the talented San Beda transferee threw in some serious questions to the Nazareth School of National University.
In a letter from the Department of Education NCR directed at Dr. Marius Hernani S. Garcia, Senior High Principal of Nazareth, the Amsali camp questioned irregularities with how the school handled Rhayyan’s case.
The letter stated that Ms. Nurhalsa Amsali, Rhayyan’s mother, talked with his son’s teacher Mr. Regi Garcia and agreed upon a special project to pass the subject. After informing the registrar of their set-up, Ms. Amsali was given a form for the change of rating to adjust the grades.
But according to Ms. Amsali, the decision was reversed upon reaching the Athletics Office.
The letter then said that there was ‘no intervention given to prevent Rhayyan from getting a failing grade before the school year ended.’ And that there was ‘no effort done by the people concerned to inform the parents about the child’s predicament until after his plan to transfer to another school.’
National University however said in a statement that they’ve released the grades as of April 26, 2018 and that his Ms. Amsali has received the report card on May 4.
Furthermore, the school said that it has already advised Amsali to attend a remedial class to help him with his failing grade.
The problem now for Amsali is that the final day of the lineup submissions in the NCAA already lapsed on Friday afternoon.
But their complaint is still being heard in the Department of Education, though it’s still undetermined as to up to what capacity the department can do for Amsali’s participation in NCAA Season 94.
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