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by John Gusafson I remember the classroom I was in was the size of a large room with corrugated tin for a roof and one light bulb hanging from the ceiling. They were still in transition then. We came back to the states in 1971. What you all knew as your school, I believe was […] by Cindy Nguyen My older sister Patricia and I went to the Phoenix Study Group (PSG) in 1965 to finish out the academic year when ACS abruptly closed down. We were both born in DC and had American passports, but we were Vietnamese, so stayed in Saigon until 1966, when my father Nguyen Dinh-Hoa (he […] by Virgina Wilson I was in Mrs. Brundages 3rd grade class. We lived on Cong Ly. Does anyone remember Megan and Maurie Donahoe? If anyone has any contact information for them I would love to get in touch with them. My dad ran the hospital for the National Rehabilitation Institute just down the street […] Welcome Mark! 🙂 Glad you found our Saigon Kids blog site. I’m sure everyone is happy to hear from you and re-connect. Feel free to visit often and share your Saigon memories and experiences with everyone. Mark was in Viet-nam during TET 1968. Click Here to read his memories of Saigon and Viet-nam from the […] The Phoenix Study Group is a Saigon school for American dependents (and others) that was created after the American Community School closed. The school operated from approximately 1966 until April of 1975, and if it had continued to operate would have been renamed the American Community School. There are now two Facebook groups for the […] |
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