A Brisbane幼儿园要求父母提供2 200美元,以便取回孩子的艺术作品,这引发了对财政和道德关切的强烈反弹。 A Brisbane kindergarten demanded $2,200 from parents to retrieve children’s artwork, sparking backlash over financial and ethical concerns.

A Brisbane幼儿园因要求父母支付2 200美元送孩子的艺术作品回家而引起广泛反弹, A Brisbane kindergarten has drawn widespread backlash for demanding $2,200 from parents to take home their children’s artwork, citing financial shortfalls including unpaid staff wages. 独立运营但隶属于 C&K Childcare 的 Craigslea 幼儿园和学前班表示，如果不付款，投资组合将被拍卖，这引发了人们对这种情感纵的愤怒。 The Craigslea Kindergarten & Preschool, independently run but affiliated with C&K Childcare, said portfolios would be auctioned if not paid for, prompting outrage over the perceived emotional manipulation. 家长们对这项请求感到愤怒,尽管事先征得了同意,但有一个报告是在她的孩子工作后被控告的。 Parents were angered by the request, with one reporting being charged after taking her child’s work, despite prior consent forms. 中心很早就关闭了,工作人员被锁在门外,没有工资,警方调查了一起闯入报告。 The centre closed early, with staff locked out and not paid, and police investigating a break-in report. 昆士兰州首映名为“un-Australian”的举动, 教育部表示父母有权免费查阅其子女的记录。 Queensland’s premier called the move “un-Australian,” and the Department of Education stated parents have a right to their children’s records free of charge. 这一事件突出表明了在社区经营的儿童保育中存在的财政不稳定和问责问题。 The incident has highlighted financial instability and accountability concerns in community-run childcare.