Jake s Journal The Philippines JoyfullyChapter 14
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Jun and Anabel vanished and I suspected went upstairs to change and spiff up a bit. Joy after rolling her eyes at me, instructing Abbey and Mitch to get the kitchen cleaned up, we had a guest coming. All three of them were moving around in a well ordered but rapid fashion. I repaired to the office to await our visitor and answer some emails while waiting. I sent a text to Jun and Anabel to join me in the office as soon as they could.
The two girls were in my office when Jun's principal arrived. Her arrival, by the elevator and escorted by Joy, was solemn. She clearly was unhappy. I welcomed her and thanked her for agreeing to meet with me.
She informed me that she was not accustomed to being summoned and thought that I was a bit of a bully, much like most foreigners she had observed. Further she related that she was aware of my highly improper relationship with underage girls. She found me to be a truly unacceptable individual. I guess I could have quoted her here, but I think I have provided enough to make her feelings toward me clear.
With that as an introduction, I had nowhere to go but up. It could hardly be a worse beginning. I thanked her again for joining us. I told her that her feelings toward me were noted and understood. However as one of the underage girls to whom she was referring, was in this very room, maybe she should convince the child that it was in her best interest to leave this house immediately. I offered to leave while she did that. She demurred, granting that her opinion would not be shared by the girl.
In light of the fact that Anabel would not agree with your evaluation of me and this place as a home for her, allow me to note that Anabel's addition to our household has created something of a real problem both for my family and most likely for you and your school.
That got the old girls attention. I explained what had been perceived by others might create a deluge of applicants next year for that very selection. It would create a real mess for her. I advanced the proposal I had sketched out earlier to my girls. After a few initial squabbles, we worked together to make a better, tighter plan. She might think I am the devil, but she knew that I was right in that we needed to do something before it became impossible to remedy. When she heard that I was opposed to adding more girls to this family, she was mollified even further. By the end of what became a two hour meeting we were in agreement and she agreed to meet the rest of our family.
Jun had not said a word up to this point, now she did: You may disapprove of me ... and of all of us; but unless there is a way in your world using your rules for deserving kids to be able to attend school when their families cannot afford it, I think it would be prudent to hold your tongue. Sir Jake was gracious to you today for the sake of the kids, even though you were not at all gracious to him. Do not make the mistake to think you can say tsismis (gossip) about Sir Jake and our family without injury to yourself.
The Principal stood, looked at Jun and then at me, and finally at Anabel; her eyes rested on Anabel. Anabel are you truly happy here?
OO Ma'am, I am with a loving family here. Plus, I have not lost my mother and father who are here on the land. I can, and do, see them whenever I want! There is love, support, laughter, nice beds, good food, a nice place to study, all here. Plus I will be able to go to school without worry from now on. Do you know my mother and father have supper with us sometimes? Sir Jake is the best. When you say bad things about him, I get angry with you. You do not say the truth.
There was a silence.
Please excuse my girls. They speak from their passion and not their wisdom.
As did I, Sir Jake, as did I. No apologies are needed. I did not take offense. They spoke the truth of their hearts. That is a good thing and to be respected.
Once again, thank you for meeting with us.
The meeting ended with more thank you's and you are welcome's. Jun escorted her principal out. Anabel held back in my office. She wanted to apologize for speaking. I stopped her from finishing the apology by kissing her. When we were done kissing, she no longer remembered that there was anything to say and left the office.
Jun returned to the office after introducing the Principal to the rest of the family. If she hadn't returned, I would have called for her. It was time for me to set the parameters of the selection process for the next semester. Jun's parameters were far too large and would create a logistical nightmare for us. We had to set the parameters so narrow that few would be able to qualify. That being the case, after the first year it was my hope that we would not see the crush we were about to see. In that and because of my later decisions, I was deluded in the hope.
Jun and I chatted about it for a while, with her reluctance to some of my proposals. There was some give and take, but the decision was mine. The child had to be bright, a hard worker, pretty. She had to be the child of a mother without a husband. The mother had to be attractive. (I just hate to see ugly woman. It is a fetish of mine.)
That ought to make for a small class and it would kill off the gold rush ferment we would see this year.
I called the contractor who had build our house and arranged to use an empty warehouse for the evaluating of those who might apply at the school to take their daughter. I had previously had Mr. Reyes and the contractor build a one-room schoolhouse and a roofed but open air gymnasium. It sat a few hundred meters from our house. I now asked them to add on another schoolroom and a dormitory for up to 20 individuals, it was to include alcoves for beds, an eating area, CR and shower functions. It needed to be completed by Jun 1st. I knew I wasn't giving them much time, but I also knew they could get it done. (A side benefit was that Mitch's father would be a supervisor on the crew! She would get to have meals with him for a month.)
I created a form for the school to use and a calendar and time slots for the interviews. Once that was done, Jun ran it over to the school. The school would need to provide us with the records for each student they were sending to us so that we might have some background on each child as we evaluated her. We would need the records prior to the interview.
I asked Joy and Cherise to join me and I explained what was happening and asked them to join Jun in evaluating the candidates. However when it came to evaluating beauty, they would not make the decision. They were to take pictures and we would discuss it. What they think is beautiful has more to do with the addition of perceived European features even if the person is truly ugly and has far less to do with the beauty of the Asian form.
School had ended on March 20 and would begin the first week of June. May is when the parents sign the kids up for the next year. By the third week of April applicants were coming in to us. In the beginning we saw three or four applicants and their families a day. By the second week in May we were seeing twenty. We were able to eliminate over 80% of the applicants based on one or another on the criteria I had set for the selection process. If we could eliminate them, they were told immediately that they could not be considered. It was the most decent thing to do. I did not want to leave people hanging if I could help it.
We announced a cut-off date of May 20 for all applications and the school knew of the date right from the beginning. Anyone coming in after that date would be told the class was full.
Of the approximately three hundred and fifty applications we received, we were able to eliminate two hundred and eighty without considering issues of beauty, though truly ugly girls were turned away immediately. That left seventy girls and twenty slots. The remaining girls were decided on beauty alone as all were well qualified in all other matters of substance. Each girl's photos and those of her mother were evaluated. There were four of us evaluating, but I made the final choice.
I wish I could post the photos here. There were only a few easy eliminations; maybe seventeen were removed by general consensus in the first sweep. That left us with fifty-three pretty girls with reasonably pretty mothers. We were not making any headway so I asked for the ages of the mothers. Of those who had made the previous cut, one was 23 years old! Other ranged from 25 to the mid 40's. We arranged them by age and selected the youngest twenty. No mother we selected had a child when she was older than 17. One had a child when she was eleven.
We invited the twenty parents to a meeting at the warehouse. Cherise and Jun were with me and Jun ran the meeting. Each parent was asked to sign a confidentiality agreement. If either the parent or the child violated the agreement, they would be immediately removed from the program. Anyone who refused could leave immediately. They all signed.
Jun ran the meeting: Thank you for coming. You all asked for your child to be taught by me because you originally thought that your daughter might be brought into my man's household. You have been told that no one will get a farm and there is nothing that a parent will receive from this. If you didn't believe this before, you must believe it now. It is the truth. You will not get money or land or anything of value. If you would like to leave, you may do so now. Nothing bad will happen, other than you child will not be considered for the program. Further, no child is being considered for the family ... All your children are or will become twelve years old this coming school year. You have told us that they are virgins. If you want them to be virgins next year at this time, withdraw now! Nothing bad will happen, other than your child will not be considered for the program ... If your child loses her virginity, that is not in any way a promise that she will join the family. In fact I will promise this to you. There are twenty of you here. Not one of your girls will be a virgin next year at this time. I further tell you that none of your children will be selected to join the home. If that is not OK for you, withdraw now! Nothing bad will happen, other than your child will not be considered for the program ... Your participation in the program will be required from time to time. While at this time I cannot tell you how, I can tell you that of all the girls who applied we only chose the smart ones and of those, only the prettiest girls with the prettiest and youngest mothers were selected. If that makes you uncomfortable, withdraw now! Nothing bad will happen, other than your child will not be considered for the program ... The program will be taught at the location on the second form you were handed today. You do not need to provide the uniform. Because all of you are poor, Sir Jake is supplying the uniforms and all school supplies. You have the following responsibilities.
1. To provide a safe place for your daughter to live.2. To make sure she gets a good night's sleep without interruption each night
3. To make sure she gets to school each day.
On school days, we will feed her breakfast, lunch and supper. Her school day will be from 7am to 5pm each day, six days a week. That includes the times she will eat her meals. She will be home all day on Sundays only.
If you cannot provide for that, you can talk to me after class, it will not disqualify your daughter.
There is no tuition fee. It has been waived for the girls in this class.The class work your daughter will do will cover everything she will need to know to pass all exams with a perfect mark. We expect every child we accept this year to have perfect grades and be able to score perfectly on any examination. She will also have advanced English lessons far beyond anything taught in a public classroom.
We make no promises about what happens after this school year ends.
I am going to give you five minutes to talk among yourselves. I will then ask for any questions you still have. After that, if you do not need to talk to me and have no more questions you may leave. If you have a need to talk to me, you will form a line and I will speak with you one at a time.
The women did just that. They were talking among themselves. Some were crying. Others just look bewildered. Jun said nothing to Cherise who would be teaching our children in the classroom next to Jun's. Jun said nothing to me. She just sat there looking at the women, all were about her age. She had a five year old and a three year old. Their children were more than twice the age of her oldest. She lived in comfort; not so these women.
At the five minute mark Jun asked for questions.
How will the children be punished?Are they being taught any religion?
What did Jun or Jake expect of them?
Why was this not at the regular school?
Jun wrote down all the questions and then answered them in order as received.
There was no punishment. The girls had to really want to be at this school. If they didn't, this was not the place for them and they should go elsewhere. For girls who wanted to be at the school, no punishment was needed.
No religion would be taught. The mothers had Sunday and if there was to be religious instruction, it should happen then.
Jun told them that we expected their complete cooperation. Nothing less and nothing more.
This was not a regular school for any number of reasons. The first being that they wanted Jun to teach their child and Jun had quit her position at the public school. (This was technically a prevarication. Jun was drawing a salary as a public school teacher. I paid the tuition for the children to the public school. The children were granted regular diplomas at the end of the year, and the kids were on the regular rolls of the school. However the curricula, hours, food services and all other things were at variance with what public schools did. And public schools did not have dormitories.)
There were more questions that had been asked and they were all answered. At the end, Jun thanked them for coming and told them that unless they needed to speak with her directly, they were free to go.
Eight stayed. Of those five said that the home in which they were living could not be depended upon to meet Jun's criteria. Jun handed each a packet to fill out related to staying in the dormitory. The child could stay in the dormitory either on her own or with the mother. However if the mother was staying in the dormitory, she needed to understand and obey the rules of the dormitory. Those rules were in the packet. The rules had to do with cleanliness, good order, and no boyfriends of any kind on the premises. Those with boyfriends were urged to stay elsewhere.
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