What do you mean by choosing a school student

School-choosing students mean: students who are not enrolled in the designated school district in the compulsory education stage.

First, the specific meaning:

1. School-choosing students refer to students who study in their own school district, but their scores are a few points worse, and they are within the scope of buying or going to high schools outside their own school district, and their scores are higher than those they bought.

2. School-choosing students are junior high school graduates who have not reached the high school admission score of their students' registration area, but want to choose to go to an ordinary high school that is not designated by the education department.

3. Choosing students is a supplement to the school's enrollment plan. The school's admission method is based on the order of volunteers and scores, and the students are selected according to their merits until they are full.

4. In addition, some candidates and parents want to enter an ideal school, and even if they are below the minimum admission score, they strongly demand to enter the school. In this case, the school will also consider their needs, and these students are also called school choice students.

II. Provisions on the payment of fees for students who choose schools:

In p>1996, with the approval of the State Council, the former State Education Commission, the State Planning Commission and the Ministry of Finance issued interim measures on the management of fees for compulsory education schools, ordinary senior middle schools and institutions of higher learning, and in recent years, the Ministry of Education, together with relevant departments, issued a notice on school fees:

Students who receive compulsory education should pay miscellaneous fees, and students who borrow from places where they are not registered should pay the borrowing fee. Ordinary senior high school students should pay tuition fees, students who live in schools should pay accommodation fees, and students who choose schools should pay school selection fees. Students in institutions of higher learning should pay tuition and accommodation fees.

The difference between school-choosing students and indicator students:

1. Different definitions:

School-choosing students, also known as unplanned and self-funded students, refer to students whose scores in the senior high school entrance examination have not reached the target voluntary score line and are required to attend non-designated high schools; Index students, also known as public fee students, are the enrollment places reserved by the school to promote educational fairness and are uniformly distributed by the Education Bureau.

2. Different entrance scores:

Under normal circumstances, the entrance scores of students who choose schools will be lower than those who enter normal schools, but there is no specific requirement; However, the index students have specific score requirements, and the entrance score of the index students can not be lower than the school score of 2 points or more.

3. Different fees:

In addition to tuition fees, students who choose a school need to pay an additional school selection fee, the specific amount is subject to the school's enrollment brochure; However, the index students do not need to pay extra school selection fees.