What is the impact of double reduction on private schools?

Because the nature of running a school is different between private schools and public schools, most private schools aim at making profits, so in order to attract more students and achieve the goal of making profits, they will adopt the "top-notch" enrollment method.

Unified recruitment of top students from all schools, and will hire powerful teachers at high prices to teach, good students plus excellent teachers in the world.

The enrollment rate of some private schools is as high as 95%, but this practice has seriously affected the fairness of education.

However, under the "double reduction" policy, it is stipulated that private schools are no longer allowed to enroll students in advance, cross-regional enrollment and top-notch enrollment, which is undoubtedly a major blow to private schools.

Other private schools that rely on the resources of public schools must all be independent or transferred to public schools. In short, there will be no more teachers from public schools going to private schools.

In this way, the enrollment rate of private schools will definitely be affected. After all, private schools have always relied on a very high enrollment rate to attract students.