Upright. Com "Compared with the per capita education expenditure, the borrowing fee only accounts for about one tenth, which means that the borrowing fee is one tenth of the cost, and you enjoy 100% education service." Yesterday (16) afternoon, at the press conference of the Third Session of the Fourth Session of the Shenzhen Municipal Political Consultative Conference, Tang Haihai, deputy director of the Municipal Education Bureau, complained about the borrowing fee.

Borrowing fees are a pain in the hearts of the vast number of migrants in Shenzhen, especially migrant workers, and the call for canceling borrowing fees has been very high.

Yesterday afternoon, at the press conference of the Third Session of the Fourth CPPCC, a reporter raised this question to Tang Haihai, deputy director of the Municipal Education Bureau. When Tang Haihai replied, he complained about the borrowing fee. He said that the annual fee paid by Shenzhen to the state actually includes the transfer payment for education in poverty-stricken areas. However, after Shenzhen handed over the money to the state, thousands of people from poverty-stricken areas came to Shenzhen to work, and the children they brought actually got the education funds they deserved through the transfer payment. "After the children of migrants came to Shenzhen, they broke through the original educational planning and investment for the children of registered population in Shenzhen," Tang Haihai said. Despite this, Shenzhen provides nearly half of the public degrees for the children of migrant workers.

"What is the concept of the borrowing fee we charge?" Tang Haihai said that the borrowing fee for primary schools is probably 700 yuan, that for junior high schools is 900 yuan, and that for senior high schools is more than 1000 yuan, accounting for only about one tenth of the per capita education expenditure. "In other words, the children of floating population spend one tenth of the cost and enjoy 100% education services." Tang Haihai said that the borrowing fee just makes up for the lack of education investment, education planning and education preparation for the children of migrants in Shenzhen at this stage, which means that Shenzhen has taken out its own educational resources to serve the migrants. Shenzhen News The children of non-registered population in Shenzhen still need to pay a 700 yuan to 1500 yuan at the beginning of next semester. The reporter learned from the Shenzhen Science and Technology Education Talent Conference the day before yesterday that due to the pressure of too many migrants, Shenzhen will not cancel the book borrowing fee for the time being.

Following media reports that the Ministry of Education emphasized the prohibition of recruiting self-funded students, borrowing students and Beijing's cancellation of borrowing fees, the reporter learned from the Shenzhen Municipal Education Bureau that Shenzhen is also planning to cancel borrowing fees for primary and secondary school students. However, the Shenzhen Science and Technology Education Talent Conference held a few days ago announced the decision of "not canceling the borrowing fee for the time being". The reporter interviewed the Education Bureau, Finance Bureau, Price Bureau and other departments, and got basically the same answer: there are too many migrants in Shenzhen, and once the borrowing fee is cancelled, the financial pressure on education will be too great. A person in charge of the municipal government also explained that the decision not to cancel the borrowing fee for the time being was made from the reality of Shenzhen on the premise of implementing the relevant national policies and regulations.

It is reported that there are 400,000 non-registered students in Shenzhen, accounting for 65.7% of the total number of students, and there are 200,000 non-registered students studying in public schools, accounting for 49.7% of the total number of students in public schools. The reporter learned from the meeting that the Shenzhen municipal government will take a number of measures to solve the problem of compulsory education for children of non-registered population, including: the government will consider holding economic standardization schools for children of non-registered population in areas where the floating population is concentrated in accordance with the requirements of focusing on public schools and focusing on permanent residence; Encourage social forces to set up public welfare schools for children of non-registered population.