Rule 1: Primary and secondary schools "carve enrollment and enroll students nearby".

In order to maintain the fairness of primary and secondary education and rationally allocate educational resources, the goal of "enrolling students separately and entering schools nearby" has been implemented for many years. At present, there are still some areas that have not implemented scribing exemption to enter the school nearby.

Rule 2: Primary and secondary school enrollment cancels parental duties and income information collection.

Parents will provide materials according to the requirements of the school when filling in the enrollment registration. Some primary and middle school students collect information that has nothing to do with students' study, such as parents, positions, income, etc. This information can easily lead to comparison and unfairness in education. At present, in addition to the basic information of students, home address, contact information and other necessary information, primary and secondary school enrollment is not allowed to collect parental position and income information.

Rule 3: Primary and secondary school enrollment cancels pre-school education experience and other materials.

In the past, there were many preconditions for entering primary and secondary schools. If parents don't prepare in time, it will affect students' normal enrollment. With the development of science and technology, a lot of information can be found online, and parents can register online, so the material review and admission become faster.

Admission conditions and methods:

Admission requirements: Anyone who has reached the age of 6 (before August 3 1 of that year, including children born on August 3 1 of that year), regardless of gender, nationality, race, family property status, religious belief, etc. , should be free to enter the nearest school and complete compulsory education.

Admission method: Primary school admission is based on the fact that the household registration places of school-age children, teenagers and legal guardians are consistent with their actual places of residence, and they are enrolled nearby. In other words, school-age children with actual residence can enroll in the school where their household registration is located with their legal guardians.