Is it illegal for schools to make housing mandatory? Is it illegal to be forced to live on campus?

The school's forcing students to live in designated dormitories is a compulsory institutional measure taken to strengthen the unified management of students and ensure the safety and security of students, so this behavior of the school is legal and necessary.

Legal basis: Article 23 of the Education Law of the People's Republic of China The people** at all levels and their relevant departments maintain order around the school in accordance with the law, protect the legitimate rights and interests of students, teachers and schools, and provide security for the school.

Article 24 of the Education Law of the People's Republic of China: Schools shall establish and complete safety systems and emergency response mechanisms, conduct safety education for students, strengthen management, promptly eliminate hidden dangers, and prevent accidents.

It is illegal for schools to enforce normal dormitory, but if the school requires students to live on campus for the sake of admission rate or to ensure the safety of students, parents will not say anything.

It is not illegal, and now the general public middle schools require students to live on campus, which is a unified requirement of the Ministry of Education, which is convenient for management and self-discipline for students.

It is illegal and not allowed for schools to live in compulsory schools, and now the Education Bureau does not allow schools to live in compulsory schools, and this can be reflected in the Education Bureau.

It is not illegal for the school to make it compulsory to live in the school, first of all, the school has the express regulations of his school, and the school can organize students to live in the school, and there must be a reason for the center to say that it is needed.

Of course, it is not illegal for schools to make boarding compulsory because now due to special circumstances, for the sake of closed management, so the implementation of compulsory residence in schools is also convenient for school management.

It is also for the safety of the school and students to make it mandatory for students to live on campus for the sake of management, which is certainly not illegal.

Although it is not illegal but not desirable, students should be consulted and the principle of voluntariness should be adopted, but schools usually require students to live in this way in order to better manage students' lives and studies.

This shows that the school should be good at management, after all, it is a special period, and the requirement for students to live on campus is also for the safety of students. Of course, this is not to say that it is illegal, each school has its own rules.

Is it a violation of the mandatory boarding in schools? How can this be a school violation? This is the school's rules and regulations, and it is against the law not to live on campus. So be sure to follow the rules and regulations of the school.

If the school rules stipulate that students live on campus, then it is not illegal.

School mandatory. Is it illegal to live on campus? The school may require students to live in the dormitory due to restrictions on learning, etc., which should not violate the law.

For underage children, it is mandatory to live in school, and for university students, they are already adults, and they should be called on to live in school, so that it is convenient for them to study, eat, and rest.

It will not be sent to the school for forced cancellation, this is for better management, and then let you study together, so this is reasonable, legal and fair.

The school is governed by the rules and regulations of the school, and since he has a certain reason for forcing you to live in the school, it is impossible for him to violate it.

How can mandatory Chinese medicine in schools be illegal? Because some schools keep students in the school for unified accommodation in order to facilitate management.

It is not right for schools to force students to live on campus.

Chapter III of the Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates the rights and obligations of schools. Article 16: The construction of schools shall conform to the standards for running schools provided by the State, and meet the needs of education and teaching; It shall comply with the site selection requirements and construction standards stipulated by the state to ensure the safety of students, faculty and staff.

Benefits of living on campus:

1. Save the time of traveling to and from school every day, the rhythm of life is tight, every day is the life of "dormitory, classroom and canteen", you will not spend too much time on the way to and from school, and you can write homework with your classmates, and you can communicate with each other if you don't understand the questions!

2. A closed learning environment, the mentality will not be affected by the various things heard and encountered in the society or at home, which can better allow teachers to grasp the current state of students and correct them in time, and it would be better if they could do not bring their mobile phones to school.

3. Experience collective life, improve interpersonal relationships and self-care skills. There are many conflicts between classmates in residential life, which will teach students how to deal with interpersonal relationships, and know how to share and consider the feelings of others. Clothes should be washed by themselves, so that they can exercise their self-care ability.

Hello! According to the regulations, the decision to live on campus should be voluntary, not compulsory. This practice of the school is obviously suspected of violating the law, and it is recommended to file a complaint with the higher authorities of the school. Repeatedly!

Summary. Hello dear, I'm glad to answer for you! It is illegal for schools to make it mandatory for students to live on campus.

Compulsory residence violates the legitimate rights and interests of students, so it is illegal. Schools do not have the right to enforce students to live in schools, and the Education Law stipulates that boarding schools are established as needed, and only to ensure the enrollment of students who live in scattered areas, and it is not mandatory for students to live on campus. However, the school wants students to live for the sake of students and to explain to the students' parents, after all, the students are handed over to the school by their parents, and the school is responsible for the students' personal safety during the school period.

The Education Law stipulates that boarding schools should be established according to needs, and only to ensure the enrollment of students who live in scattered areas, and there is no compulsory requirement for students to live on campus. However, the school wants students to live for the sake of students and to explain to the students' parents, after all, the students are handed over to the school by their parents, and the school is responsible for the students' personal safety during the school period.

Article 23: Article 17 of the "Law of the Chinese People's Republic of China on Compulsory Education" provides that county-level people** shall establish boarding schools as needed to ensure that school-age children and adolescents living in scattered areas are enrolled in compulsory education. Article 29: Teachers shall treat students equally in education and teaching, pay attention to students' individual differences, teach students in accordance with their aptitude, and promote students' all-round development. Teachers shall respect students' personality, must not discriminate against students, must not inflict corporal punishment on students, covert corporal punishment, or other conduct that insults students' personal dignity, and must not infringe upon students' lawful rights and interests.

So how to defend your rights?

Is there any way to deal with the mandatory residential housing in schools now?

Organize some students to communicate with the relevant leader Wang Chun in the form of joint representatives, and explain the problem clearly, such as why don't you need to live in Buling Stove School! If this is not possible, you can contact the local education management department of the school.

Legal Analysis: It is not okay for schools to force students to live on campus. The decision to live on campus should be voluntary, not compulsory.

Legal basis: Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 16: The construction of schools shall conform to the standards for running schools provided by the State, and meet the needs of education and teaching; It shall comply with the site selection requirements and construction standards stipulated by the state to ensure the safety of students, faculty and staff.

Article 17: The people's ** at the county level shall set up boarding schools as needed to ensure that school-age children and adolescents living in scattered areas are enrolled in compulsory education.

Article 22: The people** at the county level or above and their administrative departments for education shall promote the balanced development of schools, narrow the gap between schools in terms of conditions for running schools, and must not divide schools into key and non-key schools. Schools must not divide key classes into non-key classes. The people** at or above the county level and their administrative departments for education shall not change or covertly change the nature of public schools in any name.

Article 23: People's governments at all levels and their relevant departments are to maintain order around schools in accordance with law, protect the lawful rights and interests of students, teachers, and schools, and provide security safeguards for schools.

Article 24: Schools shall establish and complete safety systems and emergency response mechanisms, conduct safety education for students, strengthen management, promptly eliminate hidden dangers, and prevent accidents.

Legal Analysis: The school's compulsory residence is legal.

Legal basis: Article 23 of the Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates that the people at all levels and their relevant departments shall maintain order around the school in accordance with the law, protect the legitimate rights and interests of students, teachers and schools, and provide security for the school.

Article 24 of the Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates that schools shall establish and improve safety systems and emergency response mechanisms, conduct safety education for students, strengthen management, eliminate hidden dangers in a timely manner, and prevent accidents. Local people at or above the county level regularly inspect the safety of school buildings; For those that need to be repaired or transformed, they shall be repaired and transformed in a timely manner.

Schools must not employ persons who have been lawfully deprived of their political rights for intentional crimes, or who are otherwise unfit to engage in compulsory education work, to serve as staff.

It is generally not illegal for schools to enforce residential accommodation. Schools do not have the right to enforce student accommodation, which is usually voluntary. However, there will be certain guarantees during the student's stay on campus, and if there is an accidental injury to the student during the school period, such as the injury of the student due to obvious unsafe factors on the school site or the school catering not meeting the relevant standards, the school shall bear the corresponding responsibility in accordance with the relevant laws.

Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 9. Any social organization or individual has the right to submit a report or accusation to the relevant state organ for conduct that violates this Law.

Where a major incident violates this Law, obstructing the implementation of compulsory education and causing a major social impact, the responsible person for the people's ** or people's administrative department for education who bears leadership responsibility shall take the blame and resign. Article 12.

School-age children and teenagers are exempt from entrance examinations. Local people** at all levels shall ensure that school-age children and adolescents are enrolled in the nearest school for the area of their household registration.

Where parents or other legal guardians work or reside in a place other than their household registration for school-age children or teenagers who receive compulsory education at the place where their parents or other legal guardians work or reside, the local people** shall provide them with equal conditions for receiving compulsory education. Specific measures shall be formulated by provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

The people's education administrative departments at the county level shall ensure that the children of military personnel within their respective administrative areas receive compulsory education.

Legal Analysis: Schools do not have the right to force students to live or not live on campus. The Education Act stipulates that boarding schools are established according to the needs of the poor, and it is only to ensure the enrollment of students who live in scattered places, and it is not mandatory for students to live in schools.

After all, the students are handed over to the school by their parents, and the school is responsible for the students' personal safety during the school period.

Legal basis: "Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 17: The people's ** at the county level shall set up boarding schools as needed to ensure that school-age children and teenagers living in scattered areas are enrolled in compulsory education.