Expulsion, against blueprint objectives


I REFER to an earlier report under the heading “Seaport pupils may face expulsion” that was published in The Star (Jan 23, 2014) where Selangor education department director Datuk Mahmud Karim had issued a stern warning to parents whose children were at SJK (T) Seaport in Kelana Jaya, to move to the school’s new premises in Kampung Lindungan in Petaling Jaya.

He said that if parents still refused to register their children at the new school building, their children could be expelled from the school.

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