School budget
1. School budget and funding sources: Private schools usually rely on tuition fees and donations, while public schools mainly rely on government funding. Once the school is changed into a public school, the school budget and funding sources will change, which may affect the school facilities, resources and teaching quality.
Registration policy
2. Number of students and enrollment policy: Public schools usually enroll more students, which may cause some students to transfer or public schools need to expand or increase classes.
Tuition and finance
3. Tuition and finance: Tuition in public schools is relatively low, which may be good news for students and families with poor family economic conditions. At the same time, the school's financial management and fund use will also follow the relevant regulations and systems of public schools.
4. Teaching and management: The norms, standards and systems of teaching and management in public schools may also be different from those in private schools. Changes in school teaching plan, teachers, students' evaluation and subject setting may affect students' learning effect and parents' expectations.
In short, the transformation of private schools into public schools may bring many changes and influences, but it can also provide more choices and opportunities for families and students, so that more families and students can receive quality education.