It is illegal for schools to charge in advance, especially private schools.

I'm afraid the students will turn around and get lost, so I want to take in the people's fee first. Even if the students leave, the money is still in the hands of the school. I'd like to leave, but it's hard to get a refund. However, subscriptions to newspapers and magazines can be charged in advance.

Unreasonable and illegal. You can report to the education department. It is estimated that the principal lost money in gambling and wanted to ask the parents for it. For example, asking your tenant to pay the rent for the next year is the same.

When to pay tuition is a school rule, not illegal. If you can't accept it, you can question the teacher or report the problem to the relevant departments. First, make sure you have no other ideas.

This should be a unified national regulation, and tuition fees must be paid before the start of school, which should be reasonable and legal. If the family has difficulties and can't afford the tuition for the time being, they can apply for a hardship allowance. General schools have policies for needy families.

It is illegal for private schools to charge tuition and fees for this skill in advance. You can go to the relevant education bureau for feedback, and they will accept this.

Unreasonable. Every graduate (except those who have been admitted in advance) must choose a public middle school corresponding to a primary school to fill in the volunteers (students who return to their hometown in junior high school should also participate in microcomputer allocation, but it will not affect their return to their hometown).

If primary school graduates need to choose a school, they can choose any private school, children's school or public boarding school with a surplus degree to fill in their volunteers.