1. Where is the complaint education bureau going? Complaints The Education Bureau went to the higher authorities of the government to complain. The Complaints Education Bureau can make telephone complaints or directly complain to the higher authorities of the government. If it is a complaint of the administrative department type, it can first report it to the Government Letters and Calls Bureau. In this case, there will be no retaliation, because it can be reported anonymously. Where can I complain to the Education Bureau? 2. Does the Education Bureau have the right to dismiss teachers from public office? According to Article 37 of the Teacher Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), teachers intentionally fail to complete the task of education and teaching, thus causing losses to education and teaching; Corporal punishment of students, who do not change after education; Bad conduct, insulting students, bad influence. The school, other educational institutions or the administrative department of education shall give administrative sanctions or dismissal. Teachers sentenced to public surveillance or criminal detention shall not be expelled from public office, but shall be given demotion or dismissal. Those sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment or above shall be expelled from public office. If the staff of a public institution appointed by an administrative organ is sentenced to punishment according to law, they shall be dismissed. According to the regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Organizational Establishment Committee. The Ministry of Education is the government department in charge of education and language work. 3. Does the Education Bureau belong to civil servants or institutions? The Education Bureau is the administrative department of the education system, a national administrative unit, not a public institution, but all kinds of universities directly under it belong to public institutions, and presidents or teachers generally belong to career establishment. Institutions refer to social service organizations organized by state organs or other organizations with the purpose of social welfare and engaged in education, science and technology, culture, health and other activities. The Education Bureau is a state organ, not a public institution. The local education bureau is led by both local government departments and higher education authorities, and its highest institution is the Ministry of Education under the jurisdiction of the State Council. The education bureau has corresponding administrative power, while institutions often have no administrative power. The official staff of the Education Bureau generally belong to civil servants, and institutions are often not civil servants except for a few people such as the person in charge.