Article 1 Name of school: Dandelion Middle School in Daxing District, Beijing (hereinafter referred to as the school).

Article 2 Nature of the school: approved by the Education Committee of Daxing District Education Committee, private non-enterprise units funded by the society are public welfare social service institutions that carry out academic education.

Article 3 Purpose of the school: In order to do a good job in building socialist spiritual civilization, develop socialist education and train talents for the society, the school is run in accordance with the Education Law of the People's Republic of China, the Education Promotion Law of the People's Republic of China, and relevant laws and regulations such as state-run private education.

Article 4 Our school abides by the Constitution and relevant national laws and regulations, abides by socialist ethics, and accepts the professional guidance, supervision and management of the competent business authorities and registration management authorities.

Article 5 School Location: No.22 Tuanhe Road, Shoubaozhuang, Xihongmen Town, Daxing District, Beijing

Article 6 Levels and types of running schools: junior middle schools.

Article 7 Content of running a school: compulsory education in junior high school.

Article 8 School size: 12 class with 540 students.

Article 9 School enrollment targets: students (floating children)

Article 10 Form of running a school: Teaching adopts the form of ordinary full-time education, and the study period is three years. Article 11 School-running fund: 800,000 yuan.

Article 12 Mode, amount and nature of capital contribution: the school sponsor contributes in cash 1 10,000 yuan. (For joint investment, please indicate the investment amount and the actual proportion of investors, and attach the joint school agreement). The nature of these funds is as follows:

Thirteenth sources of school daily funds. Article 14 Organizers shall enjoy the following rights and obligations:

(1) Submit the application and plan for running a school to the Education Commission of Daxing District, Beijing;

(two) to organize the first school decision-making body and recommend the person in charge of the decision-making body;

(3) Formulating the school's articles of association

(four) to understand the school's running status and financial status;

(five) to decide on major issues of the school in accordance with laws, regulations and the school's articles of association.

(six) after the termination of the school, the remaining property of the school shall be liquidated according to law.

(seven) the organizers must abide by the articles of association of the school, pay the capital contribution on time, and bear the debts of the school with the subscribed capital contribution. at school

(eight) the organizers must provide the required school buildings, school equipment and other school conditions according to the standards set by the school.

Chapter IV Formation Method, Personnel Composition, Term of Office and Rules of Procedure of School Decision-making Bodies

Article 15 The decision-making body of a school is the Council, which is composed of the sponsor, the principal and representatives of the teaching staff. It is the highest authority of the school and exercises the following functions and powers:

(a) to determine the person in charge of the decision-making body;

(2) the appointment and removal of the principal;

(3) Amending the school articles of association and formulating school rules and regulations;

(four) to formulate the school development plan and approve the school's annual work plan;

(five) to raise funds for running schools and examine budgets and final accounts;

(six) to decide on the staffing quota and salary standard of teaching and administrative staff;

(seven) to approve the internal organization of the school;

(eight) to decide on the division, merger and termination of the school;

(nine) to decide on other major issues of the school.

Article 16 The first meeting of the decision-making body shall be convened and presided over by the sponsor with the largest capital contribution. Members of decision-making bodies exercise their voting rights equally.

Article 17 The term of office of the person in charge of a decision-making body is three years, and he may be re-elected at the expiration of the term.

Eighteenth meetings of decision-making bodies are divided into regular meetings and temporary meetings. Regular meetings shall be held at least once a year, and interim meetings may be held at the initiative of the heads of decision-making bodies or members above 1/3.

Nineteenth decision-making bodies must be attended by more than two thirds of the members, and their resolutions must be agreed by more than two thirds of the members before they can take effect. The decision-making body shall make a resolution on the matters discussed, which shall be signed by all members of the decision-making body. Article 20 A school shall have a principal, who shall be appointed by the decision-making body of the school and reported to the education administrative department for approval. The principal's term of office is three years, and he can be re-elected at the expiration of his term.

Twenty-first schools implement the principal responsibility system under the leadership of the Council, and the principal independently exercises the following functions and powers according to law:

(1) Implementing the decisions of decision-making bodies;

(two) to organize the implementation of the school development plan, formulate the school's annual work plan, financial budget and school rules and regulations;

(three) to draft the internal organizational structure of the school, hire and dismiss other school staff except the principal, and implement rewards and punishments;

(four) to organize school education and scientific research to ensure the quality of education and teaching;

(5) Rational use of school funds;

(six) regularly report to the decision-making body on the work and financial situation of the school;

(seven) to exercise other authorization of the decision-making body.

Article 22 The principal is the legal representative of the school.

Chapter VI Teachers, Other Staff and Employment System

Twenty-third schools employ teachers with qualifications prescribed by the state to teach;

Twenty-fourth schools should sign employment contracts and labor contracts with teachers and other teaching staff according to law, and carry out ideological and moral education and professional training for teachers and other teaching staff;

Twenty-fifth schools should protect the salaries and welfare benefits of teaching and administrative staff in accordance with the law, and pay social insurance premiums for teaching and administrative staff.

Twenty-sixth schools should establish trade unions according to law to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of teaching staff. Article 27 A school shall establish a financial accounting system and a property management system in accordance with laws and regulations, set up accounting books in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, ensure the legality, truthfulness, accuracy and completeness of accounting materials, take the initiative to accept the supervision of the competent department, make financial accounting reports at the end of each accounting year, accept the audit of accounting firms, and publish the audit results;

Article 28 The assets of a school shall be managed and used by the school according to law during its existence, and no organization or individual may occupy, privately divide or misappropriate them;

Twenty-ninth school organizers do not require reasonable returns, and the income distribution shall be implemented in accordance with the Law on the Promotion of Private Education and relevant laws and regulations. At the end of each fiscal year, the development fund shall be withdrawn according to the proportion of not less than 25% of the annual increase in net assets, and used for the construction and maintenance of schools and the purchase and renewal of teaching equipment.

Chapter VIII Amendment of Articles of Association, Change of Registration Items and Termination of School

Article 30 A school may amend its articles of association as needed, and the revised articles of association shall not contravene laws and regulations. The revision of the school's articles of association must be approved by all members of the decision-making body. The revised school articles of association shall be reported to the examination and approval authority for the record, and then to the registration authority for approval;

Article 31 A school that changes its registered items shall be approved by the decision-making body and apply to the examination and approval authority. After approval, it shall also register with the registration authority.

Article 32 The school shall be terminated under any of the following circumstances.

(1) The termination is stipulated in the articles of association and approved by the examination and approval authority;

(two) unable to continue running a school because of insolvency;

(3) The license for running a school has been revoked.

Thirty-third schools to terminate the school, the school decision-making body should put forward termination opinions, submitted to the examination and approval authority for approval. To liquidate the school property, a liquidation organization shall be established in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, and the accounting firm shall issue a liquidation report. During the liquidation period, no activities other than liquidation will be carried out. The school shall pay off debts in accordance with the legal order, and the remaining property after liquidation shall be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and administrative regulations;

Thirty-fourth after the liquidation, the school will report the liquidation report to the examination and approval authority for approval, cancel the school license, report to the registration authority for cancellation of school registration, and announce the termination of running the school. Article 35 The Articles of Association was passed by voting at the first board meeting held on June 6+10/October 6+September 6, 2005;

Article 36 The right to interpret the Articles of Association belongs to the decision-making body of the school;

Thirty-seventh school registration matters must be approved by the school business department and the registration authority;

Article 38 The Articles of Association shall come into effect as of the date of approval by the school business department and the registration authority.