What do WISers think about the school's new policies?
A new school year brings students three main surprises: new students, new teachers…and new policies. In the 2025-2026 school year, Wellspring Saigon has announced and applied various rules for students and teachers—ranging from dress codes and field times to electronic device usages. Some argue that they take away students' comfort at school, while others say that they're an amazing help towards their academic journey. Today, we'll dive into a WISer's world—to see what they feel about the new policies! Here at Wellspring Saigon, the term "WISers" doesn't only apply to teachers, students, and staff—it also applies to parents and guardians! Hence, the editor and reporter team have come together to ask around the school—seeking both students' and parents' honest opinions.
To what extent was the nationwide smartphone restriction intended as a measure to enhance student development?
Written by Nguyễn Xuân An Khôi
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