I. Acceptance
Children who have reached the age of six, regardless of gender, nationality or race, must enter school according to law and complete nine-year compulsory education according to regulations. School-age children and teenagers enter the nearest school free of charge. The admission age and age of school-age children and adolescents who are blind, deaf-mute and mentally retarded to receive nine-year compulsory education can be appropriately relaxed.
School-age children shall go through the registration formalities in designated primary schools with the Notice of School-age Children's Admission issued by the district education administrative department or the street (township) people's government, and obtain compulsory education status. The school is responsible for filling out the Zhejiang Compulsory Education Registration Card (hereinafter referred to as the registration card).
The management of students' school status adopts the electronic management system supervised by the Provincial Department of Education. Students' student numbers are divided into major numbers and minor numbers. The main number adopts the student ID number, and the auxiliary number is unified in the whole province.
Schools qualified to accept foreign students can accept foreign students of school age and obtain compulsory education status.
Foreign students must abide by the relevant provisions of the Interim Measures for the Administration of Accepting Foreign Students in Primary and Secondary Schools of the Ministry of Education.
In principle, all primary school graduates will be promoted to designated junior high schools without examination at the place where their registered permanent residence is located.
School-age children and adolescents who need to be exempted from examination or postponed for special reasons shall apply by their legal guardians and be approved by the education administrative department at or above the county level or the people's government at the township level. If you apply for exemption or suspension from school due to physical reasons, you should attach a certificate from a medical institution designated by the education administrative department at or above the county level.
The term of suspension is generally one academic year. If you still can't come to school during the semester of suspension, you should re-apply for suspension.
Classes in primary schools and junior high schools shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the provincial and municipal education administrative departments. All primary schools, junior high schools and nine-year compulsory education schools shall not refuse school-age children and adolescents arranged by their own school districts, enrollment areas or education administrative departments under any pretext.
Second, drop out of school and return to school
If you can't insist on normal study for special reasons, you must drop out of school for a long time, and the student himself and his legal guardian shall apply and issue a medical unit certificate or other valid certificates. After being approved by the school, you can go through the formalities of suspension from school and issue a certificate of suspension. Schools must report students' suspension from school to the District Education Bureau for the record.
Students usually drop out of school for one semester in a school year. After the expiration of the suspension period, students who have suspended from school must hold the suspension certificate and the health certificate issued by the medical unit or other valid certificates to ask the school to resume school. After the school agrees, you can resume school. Students who drop out of school will be put into suitable classes by the school. If you can't resume school as scheduled after the expiration of the suspension period, you must go through the formalities for resumption of school.
Generally, students will not drop out of school in the graduation school year. In case of special circumstances, if it is necessary to suspend school for justified reasons, it must be approved by the District Education Bureau.
All students who have been educated by the public security department and are compulsory education objects, readers who have been tested outside the school, with the approval of the higher education authorities, are accepted by the students' original school in principle and included in the corresponding grades.
Third, transfer
Students need to transfer to a scholar due to changes in their family residence and legal guardian's account location or other special reasons. Their legal guardians apply and transfer to the school for approval, and report to the District Education Bureau for the record. Only with the transfer certificate, the principal's signature and the school's seal can we go through the transfer formalities and transfer to the relevant files within three months.
When it is difficult to accommodate transfer students because the number of places in this grade is full, it should be reported to the District Education Bureau in time, and the business department of the District Education Bureau will arrange transfer students nearby.
Fresh graduates generally do not go through the transfer formalities. Students are not allowed to transfer during the suspension period.
Transfer procedures are generally handled before the end of the semester or within one week after the start of school; Students really need to transfer to various schools due to the transfer of legal guardians or other special and reasonable reasons. The transfer certificate of the transferred students and the transfer certificate of the transferred students shall be compiled and kept in parallel every semester. The relevant list should be submitted to the District Education Bureau.
Fourth, borrowing.
Borrowing refers to students attending schools designated by non-registered permanent residence or district education bureau according to relevant regulations. Borrowing may be allowed under the following circumstances:
(1) School-age children of foreigners;
(two) students whose parents have worked abroad for a long time and need the care of their relatives;
(three) students whose parents are engaged in geological exploration, frontier defense or mobile work and need the care of their relatives;
(four) students whose parents do not work in the place where the students are registered and need to live with their parents; Or students whose parents don't work in the student's domicile and need to live with their parents who are not in the student's domicile;
(5) Students whose parents are unable to perform or whose parents are divorced, whose parents are unable to perform their guardianship duties and lose their guardianship ability, and need to be raised and supervised by their relatives;
(6) Parents or legal guardians of school-age children and adolescents who move across counties should meet the following six conditions at the same time: (1) Children have no guardianship conditions at the place where they are registered; (2) Apply for a residence permit of 1 year or more; (3) No violation of the family planning policy; (4) currently paying basic old-age insurance or social insurance for migrant workers (one parent); (5) Have a relatively fixed residence (rental certificate or real estate license or residence certificate); (6) Have a stable occupation (sign a labor contract with the employer or obtain a business license (one parent).
Five, drop out of school
Students can drop out of school in any of the following circumstances:
(a) in line with the "compulsory education law" provisions of the "exemption from school, suspension" and other conditions;
(two) has exceeded the age of compulsory education, and has completed nine years of compulsory education (except for the time allowed to suspend school due to illness), and the legal guardian of the student applies for suspension;
Students over the age of compulsory education who drop out of school may apply by themselves and their legal guardians. With the consent of the school and the approval of the local township (town) or district people's government according to the affiliation of the school, they can go through the formalities of dropping out of school.
Those who go through the formalities of suspension from school will be issued an associate degree certificate by the school.
After dropping out of school, if a student under the age of 18 asks to return to school, the school should generally allow him to return to school without special reasons.
Schools should report the students' dropout and resumption of schooling to the competent education administrative department for the record.
Students who have not completed the nine-year compulsory education shall not go through the formalities of dropping out of school except those who are over the age of compulsory education.
6. Upgrade, skip and repeat.
Students in primary and junior high schools are promoted to a higher level within one academic year.
Pupils and junior high school students, with all-round development in morality, intelligence and physique, have excellent academic performance and can by going up one flight of stairs. Students and their legal guardians can apply for advanced placement with the approval of the school. Skipping classes should be done at the beginning of the school year. Students in the graduating class will not be advanced.
In principle, primary schools and junior high schools implement the system of not repeating grades. A very small number of students do have learning difficulties. Students themselves and their legal guardians can submit application reports and repeat their studies with the consent of the school. The school should report the situation of the students who have failed the grade to the District Education Bureau for the record.
Strictly control the number of students who repeat grades. In principle, the repetition rate is controlled within 0.5%, and no junior high school graduating class will repeat the grade.
Seven, graduation, graduation, graduation.
Students who have completed nine-year compulsory education will be issued with Zhejiang Compulsory Education Certificate as the basis for further study, employment and military service.
Students who have completed all the courses specified in the curriculum plan within the length of study are allowed to graduate after passing the examination, comprehensive quality and academic performance. The school will indicate "graduation" on the compulsory education certificate in Zhejiang Province.
Those who fail the comprehensive quality assessment of junior high school graduates will be treated as graduates. After the make-up exam, junior high school graduates still fail in three compulsory subjects, which is regarded as graduation, and the school will indicate "graduation" on the Zhejiang Compulsory Education Certificate.
If you fail to complete all the courses specified in the curriculum plan within the length of schooling, or if you belong to the second item of Article 20 in Chapter 6 of the Measures for the Administration of Compulsory Education in Zhejiang Province (Trial), you can drop out of school, and the school will indicate "not studied" on the Certificate of Compulsory Education in Zhejiang Province, and indicate the length of schooling.
If foreign students fail to complete all their studies as planned, the school can issue a reality certificate.
VIII. Reward and Punishment
Reward and punishment is a way to educate students. Priority reward. Rewards and punishments should be carried out on the basis of serious ideological education.
Education administrative departments and schools at all levels can commend and reward students who have outstanding performance in moral, intellectual and physical aspects or in some aspects, and record them in the student growth files.
For students who have made mistakes, schools should strengthen education and give students the opportunity to correct their mistakes. For a very small number of students who have made serious mistakes and refuse to correct them, the school may give warnings, serious warnings and demerits according to their circumstances. Students shall not be expelled or ordered to drop out of school.
If a student is punished, the school guidance office will inform the punished student, fully listen to the opinions of the student himself and his legal guardian, hold a hearing attended by teachers and student representatives, and make an announcement, which will be decided by the school affairs meeting and signed by the principal.
Students and their legal guardians who are dissatisfied with the school's disciplinary decision may lodge a complaint with the local competent education administrative department, which will make a ruling.
Students who have received warnings, serious warnings or demerits, after half a year's education, do show repentance, and their punishment may be revoked with the approval of teachers and students and the school. After the punishment is revoked, the punishment record should be recovered from the student's personal file in time. Students who have been punished, if they have not revoked their punishment upon graduation, should record their punishment decision in the growth file.
For a very small number of students with abnormal moral behavior and illegal behavior, the local education administrative department with conditions may apply to the legal guardian of the students and send them to the school that specially receives such students to continue their studies. Those who are not qualified for the time being can take corresponding measures to help them complete the nine-year compulsory education.
Schools shall not cancel the status of underage students who have been subjected to criminal compulsory measures.
Students who are exempted from punishment, suspended execution, released on parole or sentenced to non-imprisonment by the people's court shall continue to be allowed to stay in school and take effective measures to assist the judicial organs in education aid.
Schools should allow underage students who have been released from criminal compulsory measures, accepted reeducation through labor, and re-educated through labor to return to school in time.