Are such school regulations legal?

It's not legal, it's useless, and schools are like this now, always trying to find some way to get the benefit of the students

You're pretty good.

We have to eat at school at noon! It's okay not to eat at school! But you have to learn to pay! No one is missing!

Didn't we have a school-wide lunch boycott, do you know what the director of education said?

He said that if you make trouble again, you won't be able to join the group, and all the cadres will be dismissed, and there will be no shouting for parents and so on

It's a threat from start to finish!

It's useless for us to call the TV station for an interview, you know? One meal is one meat and 2 vegetarian dishes in a lunch box, the amount is small, and it is very dirty! Bugs and steel wire (washed steel wool) in the dish do not count.

Once, someone fished out a rag in the bucket of soup! There was also a time when half of the people in a class had diarrhea.

Are you depressed or not? The school said to the reporter that he was afraid that the students would encounter danger when they went home at noon, so they did not go home at noon, and they could only eat at school!

Then I'm depressed, isn't it dangerous for us to go home at night? You can simply force you to live on campus at night, and you can still earn a boarding fee.

Therefore, there are many illegal profiteering behaviors in the school, but even if you sue, you take many methods

Damn school leaders will find excuses. In the end, we remain.

There is also the owner of the contracted canteen who is a relative of the principal.

According to your rhetoric. This should be a disguised fraud. Because as a consumer, you should have an idea of the consumer rights you need. Spending without knowing it is a scam.

Not true. I'll help you report it.

Not legal....Let's take advantage of the school!

Many schools have some weird rules and regulations.

1.Backpacks are not allowed at school (big brother, the school does not allow school bags to be carried, do you want me to carry a plastic bag?) ）

2.The school does not allow hair and makeup (OK, understandable, after all, high school students have to study).

3.The school will have a cleaning every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, good guys, a small cleaning every two days, and a big cleaning every three days.

4.The school does not allow you to bring jewelry (this is understandable, but the silver bracelets that people bring from childhood and can't take them off will be confiscated, and if you don't take them off, you will refuse to take them off.) It's a stunner).

5.You never imagined how powerful the student union of the school is, they are at the door of the cafeteria, the entrance of the water room, the entrance of the commissary, and the teaching building, and even when you go to the toilet, you can hear them shouting at the door of the toilet, "Hurry up to the toilet".

6.How strong can the school's student council be? I came to you with a clavicle chain and said that you had a red rope around your neck and violated the school rules (??)

Share an incident that happened in our class: At noon in my third year of high school, when the student council was patrolling, I found that a boy in our class had an unqualified hairstyle (the school came home on Monday, and his hair just covered his eyebrows) and asked him to register the name of the class and receive education. After cutting their hair, the students will have black faces, hahahaha.

In order to enhance the overall image of the school, some schools have prescribed hairstyles for students and forbade students to have some indecent hairstyles. Some are questioning whether the school's practice is legal.

First of all, for the sake of students' physical and mental health and the overall image of the school, it is understandable for the school to regulate students' hairstyles and prohibit some ** hairstyles, and there is nothing wrong with it, and the law does not explicitly prohibit schools from making such provisions. As parents of students, you should also fully support the school's approach. After all, it's a good thing for kids.

However, regulation and coercion are two different concepts. Although schools can set school rules and discipline to regulate students' hairstyles, schools are educational institutions, not compulsory departments, and do not have the power to enforce them. The school can only explain the requirements for students' hairstyles, but they do not have the power to force students to cut their hair.

If individual teachers or schools impose penalties such as forced haircuts, suspension of classes, or even dissuasion from school for students who do not comply with school rules. That would be a violation of the student's right to body and education, and it would be illegal.

What are the rules of the school? You should make it clear. We're good with you.

This epidemic has had too much impact on too many people and too many things, resulting in the original reunion of the family, may be separated from the two places, or even separated by two terms, how to say it is bitter and sad, but as a Chinese, we should be happy, China's attention to the epidemic and active prevention and control, are obvious to all, so our control of the epidemic can progress so smoothly, as a mild epidemic area, I may not be able to feel the sadness in the hearts of people in serious areas, but, I want to say, Everyone is working hard, China is strong, and a small epidemic can't help China. On February 28th, our school opened, quarantined for two weeks, and then unblocked, everyone was very happy, but to unblock for two days, the epidemic suddenly became serious, and the school took the means of closing the school for college students, really feeling powerless, as if returning to the high school period, the situation of not being able to go anywhere, is really a headache, on the other hand, this is also for our safety. It is understandable that, in general, the school's measures are a fly in the ointment.

Students can't come and go freely, but teachers can, why is this, at the beginning, there was a relatively strict inspection and management of people entering the school, but in the later stage, it was slack. Is this the attitude towards the epidemic? I think we may have different opinions on how to deal with the epidemic, but shouldn't we all be united?

In addition, the lack of clarity about the school's situation is also a thing that makes students uncomfortable, neither clarifying the specific measures, nor issuing various directive measures, and even being afraid of the school's food ** at first. But complaining is complaining, and school life, whether under the epidemic or under normal circumstances, is very joyful and rich. For the epidemic prevention in school life, we still have to rely on ourselves and do our best.