1. What does compulsory education include for free?
1, tuition. Originally, you had to pay tuition for any study. Before the implementation of compulsory education, primary and secondary schools also charged tuition fees. Tuition is now free, and no more fees are allowed.
2. textbook fees. Textbooks are used for learning, and non-compulsory education also requires textbook fees, such as high school, which are still being collected. However, primary schools and junior high schools are not allowed to charge textbook fees.
3. Miscellaneous expenses. In the past, primary and secondary schools charged miscellaneous fees every semester. There is no certain standard for miscellaneous fees, sometimes they are paid as you go, and they will be charged several times a semester. Sometimes it is estimated how much a semester costs, and it is charged at one time. How much is the incidental expenses? That is, the expenses incurred by students in the process of studying at school, such as paper, printing, chalk, teaching AIDS, cleaning tools, electricity and class activities. , can be included in the miscellaneous expenses. When compulsory education is not implemented, there are various miscellaneous fees. Now, no incidental expenses are allowed.
2. What is the charge for compulsory education?
You can't force a penny. One thing that can be collected is a set of materials for each subject, which is called "one teaching and one supplement". Even this set of materials should be consulted by parents and can only be subscribed after obtaining their consent. If the parents don't agree, the school can't subscribe. The second is the food expenses of students who eat at school. Needless to say, they don't eat at school, so naturally they don't have to pay. As for school uniform fees, insurance fees and other expenses, the school can't receive them, unless parents make demands and submit applications to the school because it is inconvenient to buy them.