According to the Education Bureau of official website and Xiaoshan City, the Xiaoshan hukou belongs to the foreign household registration in Hangzhou, but as long as it meets the relevant regulations, such as having a student status in Hangzhou and conforming to Hangzhou's enrollment policy, students with Xiaoshan hukou still have the opportunity to attend high school in the main city of Hangzhou.

The specific process of Xiaoshan hukou attending Hangzhou High School is as follows:

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2. Previous students must hold the hukou book, the original and photocopy of the certificate of compulsory education stage, and the third-year graduates studying in other places must hold the hukou book or the original and photocopy of the household registration certificate, and the basic student information form printed by the school in electronic student status, Zhejiang Province (if studying in other provinces, the student information form printed by the school in electronic student status is required).

3. At the time of registration, candidates and their parents enter the basic information of candidates within the specified time online, and the school prints the basic information of candidates uniformly. After the candidates and their parents check and sign, the school files it.

To sum up, Xiaoshan hukou in Hangzhou senior high school can provide students with better educational resources and more opportunities, which is conducive to improving their comprehensive quality and career development.

Legal basis:

the education law of the peoples republic of china

Article 37

Educated people enjoy equal rights to enter school, enter a higher school and get employment according to law.

Schools and relevant administrative departments shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, ensure that women enjoy equal rights with men in enrollment, further studies, employment, conferring degrees and sending them abroad.

Article 38

The state and society provide various forms of financial assistance to children, teenagers and young people who meet the requirements for admission and have poor families.