Is it illegal to force students to buy summer homework?

According to Article 3 of the Notice of the State Council Correctional Office of the National Development and Reform Commission of the General Administration of Press and Publication of the Ministry of Education on Strengthening the Management of the Use of Teaching Aids in Primary and Secondary Schools, students must adhere to the principle of voluntariness when purchasing teaching AIDS. If you are forced to buy, you can call the local education bureau to complain.

Notice of the Ministry of Education of the State Development and Reform Commission, the State Council Office for Corrections in the State Council on Strengthening the Management of the Use of Auxiliary Materials in Primary and Secondary Schools.

Three, conscientiously do a good job in the voluntary purchase of teaching materials and free purchasing services. Students must adhere to the principle of voluntariness when purchasing supplementary teaching materials. No unit or individual may force schools or students to buy supplementary materials in any form or in disguised form, and may not enter schools to publicize, recommend and sell supplementary materials.

If students voluntarily buy locally recommended textbooks and the school applies for purchasing, the school can purchase them in a unified way and do a good job in service, and may not profit from them. Other teaching AIDS are purchased by students and parents themselves in the market, and the school does not provide purchasing service.

: 20 18 September18, many parents in le' an county, Fuzhou reported to Jiangnan jun that the teachers of grade four in le' an asked their students to buy teaching AIDS in designated bookstores. "How long has the school started? The teacher asked the students to go to the bookstore opposite the school to buy teaching AIDS. They can't get it in other bookstores. If they don't buy it, they can't finish their homework. " A parent said to Jiangnan Jun.

"Although 65 yuan is short of money, it is not the first time. Take the last semester as an example. I bought it once at the beginning of school and once before the mid-term and final exams. " Ms. Chen said that after one semester, it will cost more than 200 yuan to buy extracurricular counseling books. Ms. Hu, a parent, said that her children were in Grade 3 at Le 'an Primary School, and her colleagues' children were in Grade 5 at Le 'an Primary School. Teachers all designate students to buy teaching AIDS in the "Scholar Stationery Bookstore" opposite the school.

The school originally had an exercise book, but the teacher did not assign homework in the exercise book, but assigned homework in the tutoring book outside the school, which was outrageous. Ms. Hu said that she had reported to the Education and Sports Bureau of Le 'an County, but before someone came to check, the teacher asked the students to hand in the off-campus counseling books in the name of changing their homework, and they always lost them in the end, not to mention returning the money for buying books to their parents.

According to a video provided by parents to reporters, many parents and students gathered at the entrance of Shusheng Stationery Bookstore to buy teaching AIDS. Parents asked, "Do all the sixth-grade students buy books here?" The staff in the shop motioned "all together" with their hands.

"This afternoon, we will arrange it and conduct an in-depth investigation tomorrow. If there is indeed a teacher who still violates the rules, we will seriously pursue the responsibility and increase the handling. " President Yi said.

Director Liu of the Governance Office of the Education and Sports Bureau of Le 'an County told the reporter that within one week of the new semester, the Governance Office of the Education and Sports Bureau of Le 'an County made an unannounced visit to Le 'an No.4 Primary School. The staff inspected the schoolbags of the fifth-grade students on the spot, and also inquired about the students. No teacher was found to force the students to buy teaching AIDS.

"Judging from the time reflected by parents, it is not excluded that individual teachers began to recommend teaching AIDS in violation of regulations just after we checked." Director Liu said. On September 2018 19, the Governance Office of Lean County Education and Sports Bureau will go to the school again to investigate the situation and learn from students and parents. If any teacher is found to have violated the regulations, it will be dealt with seriously.

The Provincial Department of Education clearly stipulates that students must adhere to the principle of voluntariness when purchasing supplementary teaching materials. No unit or individual may force schools or students to buy supplementary materials in any form or in disguised form, and may not enter schools to publicize, recommend and sell supplementary materials.

If students voluntarily purchase locally recommended teaching materials and apply for procurement by the school, the school shall purchase them from qualified distribution units in a unified way, do a good job in service, and shall not profit from them. Other teaching AIDS are purchased by students and parents themselves in the market, and the school may not provide purchasing service.

Legal basis:

Article 17 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Minors Parents or other guardians of minors shall not commit any of the following acts:

Abuse, abandonment, illegal adoption of minors or domestic violence against minors;

(two) laissez-faire, abetting or using minors to commit illegal and criminal acts;

(three) laissez-faire, abetting minors to participate in cult, superstitious activities or accept terrorism, separatism, extremism and other violations;

(four) laissez-faire, abetting minors to smoke (including electronic cigarettes, the same below), drink, gamble, vagrants and beggars or bully others;

(five) letting or forcing minors who should receive compulsory education to drop out of school or drop out of school;

(six) let minors indulge in the Internet and contact books, newspapers, movies, radio and television programs, audio-visual products, electronic publications and network information that are harmful or may affect their physical and mental health;

(seven) allow minors to enter commercial entertainment places, bars, Internet service places and other places that are not suitable for minors' activities;

(eight) to allow or force minors to engage in labor outside the provisions of the state;

(nine) allow or force minors to get married or enter into marriage contracts for minors;

(ten) illegal punishment, misappropriation of minors' property or use of minors to seek illegitimate interests;

(eleven) other acts that infringe on the physical and mental health and property rights of minors, or fail to fulfill the obligation to protect minors according to law.