What if the child does not accept transfer?

This sentence alone can't judge why the school did it.

The state clearly stipulates that primary school and junior high school are nine-year compulsory education, and all parents and schools should protect their children's right to education.

All parents must send their children to school.

All schools should admit students, all students should be admitted, leaving no school-age child who can't enter school.

However, the national policy also stipulates that all students entering the primary school stage must go to school according to their household registration.

In other words, students must go to school where their hukou is, not where their parents want to go at will.

The problems encountered by this parent depend on the actual situation, so as to know the reasons.

1. If students are outside the school district, it is normal for the school not to accept them, because the school strictly implements the national policy system and does not choose students according to their own preferences.

2. If the students are in the school district and the school does not accept them, you must be given a reason to say something inappropriate. Is it a child's physical problem?

In ordinary schools, if children can't communicate with other students normally for their own reasons, it will not only bring inconvenience to children, but also bring trouble to school management.

Supposedly, the school should recommend you to visit a special education school.

If none of the above conditions exist, the school's practice is a bit incomprehensible. Parents are advised to complain directly to the Education Bureau. I believe that the Education Bureau will handle it fairly, and will properly arrange corresponding schools for children to relieve parents' worries.