Reborn in the 1980s: Recapture My Devoted Husband-Chapter 757 - 711: Enrollment_4

On the way, my cousin said that the school teachers and principals were gradually starting to settle in. Now the teachers have already begun their training.

Lin Wan also noticed this. Ever since the children went on summer vacation, more people have gradually moved into the previously sparsely populated compound.

The adults are moving here just as the school starts enrolling, so it won’t delay the children’s studies.

Lin Wan was quite surprised when she found out that Sister-in-law Jiang would be taking on the role of kindergarten director. She specially knocked on the door to ask about it when she went upstairs.

"Yes, originally I was the principal of an elementary school. After I recovered from an illness, my family asked me to resign. I haven’t been in the education industry for many years. A few days ago, Old Shen suddenly told me to take up the position of director of the kindergarten in our compound, and I’m still worried whether I can do it."

"You’ll be able to do it for sure. I was initially thinking of checking things out when the kindergarten opens before sending my child there, but now it seems I won’t need to. With Sister-in-law Jiang here, I’m assured."

"Oh, that’s great. I’ve been tallying up the numbers in our compound these past couple of days. There are over thirty children who are old enough, including those in big class, small class, and nursery class. After the summer vacation, Xingxing should be going to big class, right?"

"Yes, how many kids are in the big class now?"

"The leaders above say there are still some families that haven’t been processed, but they’ve counted everyone. There are around fifty kids in one kindergarten, with a dozen in the big class. One teacher manages them."

"Oh, one teacher? Can they handle that many?" Little Star is currently attending a kindergarten with more than twenty kids per class and two teachers.

"Sigh, teachers are scarce. But the older kids in the big class are mostly sensible. The small class now has two teachers, and the nursery class also has two. Speaking of which, aside from me, the kindergarten has three teachers and two cooks, only six people total. I’m really being thrust into this position. The administration is considering the employment situation of military spouses and is arranging jobs. Thankfully, besides the two cooks who are military spouses, the three teachers are recruited from educational colleges. Rest assured, they’re all professionals with solid skills, handpicked by me."

"That’s good to hear. Sister-in-law Jiang, I’ll leave Little Star to you in the future."

"No need to be courteous with me. In just two days, Jingqing and Wenqing will be here. They are both attending middle school here. With them around, if your work gets busy, just leave the kids with me. Their two older brothers will look after them, rest assured."

"The two kids are coming? Isn’t Wenqing supposed to start middle school? Did he get in?" (At that time, you had to take exams to get into middle school.)

"Yes, he got in. His scores were good. His grandparents originally wanted them to attend middle school in Capital City, but we both disagreed. The kids are old enough, and if they’re not with us, it will be difficult to educate them in the future."

They say grandparent love is indulgent, which isn’t good for their development later on. That’s why the couple insists on having the two kids follow them.

Fortunately, the elder son is generally steady, not showing rebellious tendencies.

"How’s the middle school and elementary school? Are the principals and teachers okay?" Yangyang will be attending elementary school here, so Lin Wan has to help her cousin inquire.

"Pretty good. The principals are senior personnel designated by the education bureau. Some of the teachers are transferred from other schools, while others are assigned from teacher training colleges. We won’t see much difference in the first year, such matters require gradual adjustment."

Lin Wan agrees, both schools and enterprises need time to grow. What’s important is whether the leadership and teachers have the competence.