What does it mean to be a student from a family that is at risk of becoming poor?

Marginal households that are prone to poverty are often referred to as marginal households, which refer to households on the edge of poverty, with incomes only slightly higher than those of poor households, and with a certain risk of poverty.

Students whose families are poor, have excellent academic performance, outstanding performance in school, belong to single-parent families or orphans, whose families are located in remote and economically backward rural areas, or whose parents have been laid off and have no fixed source of income, as well as students with disabilities , can be identified as a poor student. The identification of students from families with financial difficulties refers to students whose financial capacity and that of their families cannot meet their basic expenses for study and living while in school.

Students in this opinion include children in inclusive kindergartens approved to be established in accordance with relevant regulations; students in full-time secondary vocational schools, ordinary high schools, junior high schools and primary schools approved to be established in accordance with relevant national regulations and implementing academic education; Undergraduate and junior college students (including second bachelor's degree students and preparatory students) enrolled in full-time general undergraduate colleges and universities, higher vocational schools and colleges and universities that are approved to establish and implement academic education in accordance with relevant national regulations, and full-time graduate students included in the national graduate enrollment plan .

Policies that marginal families prone to poverty can enjoy in different regions:

1. Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

March 12, 2021, Qintang, Guigang City, Guangxi The District People's Government website released the "Notice on the Release of Various Student Subsidy Funds for Regular High Schools in the Spring Semester of 2021". The recipients of tuition-free and miscellaneous fees for regular high schools include: students from registered households who have been lifted out of poverty, and students supported by urban and rural subsistence allowances and special poverty relief. , disabled students, orphans, de facto unsupported children, children of martyrs, children from marginalized households that are prone to poverty, etc. ?

2. Hainan Province

On April 6, 2021, the Qionghai Municipal People's Government issued "About the payment of additional transportation and living expenses subsidies for migrant workers outside the country during the epidemic prevention and control period" "Announcement", indicating that on the basis of determining that the marginal household labor force in Qionghai City is eligible for the incentive subsidies for migrant workers, additional transportation and living expenses subsidies will be provided.