Sorting rules of children's overall planning in Baoshan District of Shanghai

According to the actual situation of school resource allocation and student distribution in that year, the District Education Bureau adopted the method of enrolling students according to household registration. When the number of registered school-age children exceeds the number of enrollment plans of counterpart schools in the current year, according to the relationship between school-age children and heads of households, housing property owners, household registration time, etc., the school will be arranged as a whole.

From 20 15, if the enrollment is arranged as a whole, the same household registration address in this district will only enjoy one opportunity to enter the same school within five years; For school-age children (and their parents) whose immediate family members have moved into the household registration, they need to move into the household registration for five years before they can enjoy the opportunity of counterpart education (in order to ensure the continuity of the policy, this method is put in place year by year, that is, they need to move into the household registration for 20 15 years, and then increase to 20 1 9 years and five years later).

First, arrange school-age children and adolescents whose household registration is consistent with the actual place of residence to enter the school nearby, and then make overall arrangements for school-age children and adolescents who are separated from each other in towns and school districts according to the number of household registration and the distribution of school resources.

In this region, school-age children and adolescents with collective household registration or public household registration in this city apply for studying in their actual places of residence, and make overall arrangements for attending school in accordance with the method of applying for studying in the places of residence of school-age children and adolescents separated from each other.

School-age children and adolescents living in low-rent housing and other household registration in this city can register in their places of residence with their household registration books and relevant residence certificates, and make overall arrangements for counterpart enrollment in their places of residence.

In the following order, make overall arrangements for separated school-age children and adolescents:

The actual residence is consistent with the real estate (the student himself or his parents);

(2) Living with relatives (students and householders are collateral relatives);

③ Living in a rented house;

4 others.