Content preview: the party organization is responsible for organizing the political thoughts of the members of the organs and the choice of major events in the unit. It plays an important role in the development of the unit. Strictly speaking, he is the commander-in-chief and the soul of the unit. Party building is particularly important in school construction in the new period, which determines the school's school-running ideas, ideas and development direction. A little careless organizational choice will affect the overall development of the school, and more importantly, it will affect the future and destiny of one or several generations. Facing the new situation of the arrival of knowledge economy, the party organizations in schools must establish a correct concept of running schools, strengthen the exploration and implementation of "developmental education", guide all teachers and students to stand at the forefront of the times, and actively reserve talents for social development. To this end, the school party building work must have a good "five customs". First, establish a "people-oriented" Scientific Outlook on Development "The Second Session of the Tenth National People's Congress clearly pointed out:" Education should adhere to the people-oriented, establish a comprehensive, coordinated and sustainable development concept, and promote the all-round development of economy, society and people. " This Scientific Outlook on Development has pointed out the direction for us to further deepen the education reform. Education is an activity to cultivate people, involving thousands of families, making it the cause closest to the fundamental interests of the broad masses of the people. It is particularly important for Party organizations to adhere to the "people-oriented" Scientific Outlook on Development in school education and control all aspects of school education. Scientific Outlook on Development, which insists on "people-oriented", must completely change its relationship with people ... Haven't you registered yet? Still not logged in? This article needs at least one registered member to read! If you haven't registered, please click here to register!