KNN @ginfreely confirm also have this type of cb face and mouth KNN
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this CJC VP herself has a cheesepie and trouble maker face
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Ccb Malaysians are always linking me to all kinds of bad characters. Why are you ccb Malaysians mouth so ccb? And what a act innocent thief when obviously I don’t look like her at all.
Ccb Malaysians and sinkie traitor dogs now trying to portray me as sex maniac. Why are you Malaysian dogs and running dogs so ccb with ccb mouth?do you think she does this after school hours?
pretty and very chio!!
That PAP ib ginfreely will love you.
She was reminding her students that if they needed to get an abortion, they should get a medical certificate or a letter from their parents, unlike students from neighbourhood schools. 
My Friend told me last time during leacture he will finger his gf while sitting at the back of the leacture hall. Common practice of couples in CJC.
Also the girls will change openly in class for PE. I hear liao very jealous. Got any school attendant lobang in CJC ?
Also the girls will change openly in class for PE. I hear liao very jealous. Got any school attendant lobang in CJC ?
KNN you want to work as attendant to clear the cb chup and tissues KNN
For a brief moment in time, I thought every school was a good school. I was wrong.
Your words are like a beacon of light piercing through the darkness, illuminating the minds of the ignoramus.
CJC produce shit students like Kuan YH
it's a nice and tasty sauce, from the regular lam-lor cai-png stall
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CJC vice principal says neighbourhood school students’ families are “in a mess”, students rage
The school said she 'deeply regrets' what she said, noting they were 'not appropriate' or reflective of the actual situation.
By Joshua Lee |2 hours
One of Catholic Junior College (CJC)’s vice principals caused an online outrage among the school’s second-year students after allegedly making remarks about neighbourhood school students that were later deemed by the school to be “not appropriate”.
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Mrs Yue-Chang Teck Hui, who oversees academics at the school, made the comment in passing on Tuesday, Aug. 7, while addressing the JC2 students about the importance of regular school attendance and self-responsibility.
An audio recording of her speech sent to us by a reader captured Yue-Chang saying “… a lot of their families are in a mess”, although it is not clear from the recording who she was referring to exactly.
You can listen to the brief recording here:
Since when CJC became elitist?
Back then it was the abortion center
Back then it was the abortion center
I have said it many times before, the smartest do not end up as school teachers .
She does not even realise that she has just described the 70% and almost all HDB dwellers .
The best part is that Mr Ang Wei Neng, a member of the Government Parliamentary Committee for Education, told The Straits Times: "I am sure she (Mrs Yue-Chang) meant well for the CJC students".
I'm sure they also meant well when increasing GST and water prices (only30%) and making the default payout age for the Retirement Sum at 70 unless you elect to do so earlier.
TCJ also meant well when he said local old folks carry cardboards for exercise-he forgot to mention PAP MP and Ministers play golf (many at SICC/Sentosa/Tanah Merah) for their exercise
She does not even realise that she has just described the 70% and almost all HDB dwellers .
The best part is that Mr Ang Wei Neng, a member of the Government Parliamentary Committee for Education, told The Straits Times: "I am sure she (Mrs Yue-Chang) meant well for the CJC students".
I'm sure they also meant well when increasing GST and water prices (only30%) and making the default payout age for the Retirement Sum at 70 unless you elect to do so earlier.
TCJ also meant well when he said local old folks carry cardboards for exercise-he forgot to mention PAP MP and Ministers play golf (many at SICC/Sentosa/Tanah Merah) for their exercise
But pap oreadi said tat all schools r good schools...no such thing as low SES schools..
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Well said. Low SES schools are one thing.... trailer park trash is another. In the past...hawker sons, taxi drivers sons etc all made it in life bcos values were inculcated into families. There were poor but responsible families. Now thanks to the end of the stop at 2 n rise n support of the trailer park trash, the irresponsible n unworthy are breeding n social problems are rising. All these irresponsibilities spreads through to society. When these kids grow up. Wat u think will happen? They be salt of the earth?← Back
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CJC vice principal says neighbourhood school students’ families are “in a mess”, students rage
The school said she 'deeply regrets' what she said, noting they were 'not appropriate' or reflective of the actual situation.
By Joshua Lee |2 hours
One of Catholic Junior College (CJC)’s vice principals caused an online outrage among the school’s second-year students after allegedly making remarks about neighbourhood school students that were later deemed by the school to be “not appropriate”.
Advertisement
Mrs Yue-Chang Teck Hui, who oversees academics at the school, made the comment in passing on Tuesday, Aug. 7, while addressing the JC2 students about the importance of regular school attendance and self-responsibility.
An audio recording of her speech sent to us by a reader captured Yue-Chang saying “… a lot of their families are in a mess”, although it is not clear from the recording who she was referring to exactly.
You can listen to the brief recording here:
Yep, I see nothing wrong if she is just stating her facts. Maybe she also like to add some races are more messy than other races... also another fact.
