Legal analysis: district enrollment is a one-to-many model between schools and communities, which divides the communities around schools and enrolls students by random allocation. Therefore, parents may not be able to go to a good school by buying a school district. This policy implemented by the Ministry of Education can prevent students from getting together to apply for the same school, ease the pressure of admission, "cool down" the school district and break the class solidification caused by the monopoly of educational resources.

Legal basis: Article 2 of the Notice of the General Office of the Ministry of Education on Doing a Good Job in Admission of Compulsory Education in Cities 20 16 reasonably determines the region. The education administrative department of the district (county) shall, under the guidance and overall planning of the education administrative department at a higher level, scientifically delimit the area of each compulsory education school according to the number of school-age students, school distribution, community, school scale, traffic conditions and other factors, and according to the principle of ensuring fairness and proximity to school, such as streets, road sections, house numbers and village groups. In view of the uneven population distribution, uneven school layout and irregular block shape in some places, the nearest school does not mean the nearest school in a straight line. It is necessary to fully consider the key factors that may affect fairness, determine the relatively scientific rules of scribing, and ensure that school-age children and adolescents are relatively close to school as a whole. After the area is determined, it should remain relatively stable for a period of time.