Conservation fees include the following expenses: wages, allowances, subsidies and benefits, social security fees, official fees, business fees, repair fees and other normal expenses for running the park, as well as official fees (including water, electricity and heating fees), business fees, equipment purchase fees, repair fees, depreciation fees for fixed assets (self-raised funds or investment by enterprises and citizens to build the park), staff salaries and social security fees and other normal expenses for running the park.
For boarding kindergartens, the cost of conservation education also includes accommodation. It does not include non-school expenditures such as disaster losses, accidents, and school-run industrial expenditures.
1, the conservation education fee of municipal public kindergartens is subject to the government-guided price, and the benchmark fee standard is adjusted to: 450 yuan, provincial excellent park/birth month; City Excellent Garden 360 yuan/birth, month; Qualified Garden 280 yuan/Fetus/Month.
2. Public kindergartens provide early care and education services for infants under the age of 3, including small kindergartens. The fees can be raised on the basis of normal education fees, and the maximum floating amount does not exceed 80 yuan/student/month.
3. Full-time public kindergartens, entrusted by their parents to provide custody services for children during non-teaching hours (4:30-6:00 pm from Monday to Friday), can charge a maximum custody fee of 100 yuan/student/month. Child care follows the voluntary principle. After the parents apply, the kindergarten can sign a custody agreement with them, and then charge a custody fee.
4. The food standard of public kindergartens should be determined according to the actual cost, and not for profit. Meals should be accounted for separately, and the income and expenditure should be announced every month. If there is a balance or overrun in the month, it should be adjusted and used next month. Before the end of each semester, the settlement results will be announced to the parents of young children, and the balance will be refunded in full.
The differences between public kindergartens and private kindergartens are as follows:
1, different attributes: all the property of public kindergartens belongs to the public, the director is appointed by the Education Bureau, and the construction funds, office funds, teachers and nurses' salaries are all allocated by the government.
Private kindergartens are opposite to public parks. Private parks are kindergartens run by social organizations or individuals other than state institutions with non-state financial funds. Kindergarten property belongs to private units that run kindergartens. Whether it is the recruitment of directors, teachers or the construction of kindergartens, private units are fully responsible.
2. Differences in teacher preparation: Teachers in public kindergartens generally pass the career preparation examination and need to be strictly in accordance with national standards; Private kindergartens have different standards, and teachers have no occupation.
3. Different teaching contents: The management of public kindergartens is stricter, and the teaching is carried out in strict accordance with the outline formulated by the state. However, due to the small number of teachers and the large number of children, the situation of not taking care of them is more obvious.
Private kindergartens are loosely managed and more humanized. Parent-child activities in kindergartens are obviously more than those in public parks, and the freedom of teaching is higher than that in public parks. You can also implement some advanced teaching concepts.
4. Different charging standards: Public kindergartens are subsidized by state special funds, and the overall fees are low, while the fees of different private kindergartens are quite different, and the overall fees are higher than those of public kindergartens.