How to report classes on weekends and statutory holidays

Saturday and Sunday classes are for your own good, and our school also has them.

1. What are the methods of reporting classes on statutory holidays?

1. The method of reporting classes on statutory holidays is as follows:

1) You can report to the local education department or other functional departments;

2) You can report the situation to the local education bureau;

3) You can log on to the official website of the local education bureau to make an online complaint;

4) You can also write a report letter to report.

2. The legal basis is Article 2 of the Measures for National Festivals and Memorial Day Holidays.

All citizens have a holiday holiday envy orange:

1) New Year's Day, 1 day off (January 1);

2) Spring Festival, 3 days off (at the beginning of the first lunar month.

First, the beginning. 2. The third year of junior high school);

3) Ching Ming Festival, 1 day off (on the day of Ching Ming in the lunar calendar);

4) Labor Day, 1 day off (May 1);

5) Dragon Boat Festival, 1 day off (on the day of the Dragon Boat Festival in the lunar calendar);

6) Mid-Autumn Festival, 1 day off (on the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival in the lunar calendar);

7) National Day, 3 days off (October 1, 2, 3).

2. Can I report if the school is not on holiday?

The school does not have a holiday and can be reported as follows:

1. Students are also citizens of the People's Republic of China, and the school can complain to the local education authority if the school does not have a holiday;

2. Schools shall cooperate with the parents or other guardians of minor students to ensure that minor students have time for sleep, recreation, and physical exercise, and must not increase their study burden or extend their study time at school.

In accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of the state, when the party encounters that it is illegal for the school to arrange for students to make up classes during the holidays, they may file a complaint with the local education department and order the school to make corrections immediately, otherwise they will be punished, especially if there is a situation where there is a fee to make up classes, they shall be severely punished in accordance with law.

Provisions for make-up classes on statutory holidays:

1. It is illegal for schools to arrange students to make up classes during the holidays, and the state is currently seriously implementing the teaching burden reduction, and the Ministry of Education has long repeatedly ordered that students in the compulsory education stage are strictly prohibited from making up classes during the holidays, and the organizations and individuals who violate the rules are required to be strictly investigated and punished, therefore, it is illegal to make up classes during the holidays, and the locals can complain to the relevant education authorities. It is illegal for schools to arrange for students to make up classes during holidays.

2. Where the school, as a compulsory education institution, makes up classes for students, it violates the provisions of the education department; Where non-compulsory education establishments make up classes for students on weekends, they do not violate the provisions of the education department; Where students receive make-up classes, whether they are provided by compulsory education institutions or for-profit educational service organizations, it is not considered a violation of the regulations of the education department. It is not legal for holiday make-up classes to take up students' break time. It can be reported to the Education Bureau.

3. So far, the state has not issued a law prohibiting classes during holidays. However, the provincial and municipal education administrative departments have issued relevant regulations: it is strictly forbidden to organize or covertly organize primary and secondary school students to make up classes during the winter vacation, and shall not hold various discipline competition tutorial classes, and shall not organize or covertly organize students to participate in cultural classes held by off-campus training institutions.

4. According to the teacher's order issued by the Ministry of Education: at any time, it is illegal to make up classes in schools on statutory holidays, and you can enter the local education bureau ** or higher education administrative department ** to complain. As long as the school pays the teacher overtime in full in accordance with national regulations, the issue of student make-up classes during the National Day cannot be considered illegal, although it may seem too impersonal, especially for students.

5. Legally, this make-up class cannot be said to be illegal, and it has not reached that height, but it is unreasonable to do so, and the parties can report it to the Education Bureau, or they can also go to the ****. Schools can attend classes free of charge, but it is illegal to charge fees. There is certainly no illegality in making up classes on National Day, which refers to the violation of national laws and regulations, and there are no rules and regulations in the law for schools to make up classes.

Legal basis: Article 1 of the Guiding Opinions of the Ministry of Education on Strengthening the Management of Primary and Secondary Schools and Standardizing the Conduct of Running Schools: Scientifically arrange work and rest time to effectively reduce students' excessive homework burden.

Local administrative departments for education at all levels shall, on the basis of the actual local conditions and in accordance with the actual needs of different school stages and grades, day students and boarding students, make scientific and reasonable arrangements and strict regulations for students' rest time, time for school study (including self-study), time for physical exercise, content of school activities, and homework, and organize comprehensive inspections. Resolutely correct all kinds of practices of arbitrarily encroaching on students' rest time, correctly guide parents and society to actively participate, earnestly reduce the excessive burden of schoolwork inside and outside the classroom, and protect students' right to rest in accordance with the law.

Legal analysis: If you charge a fee, it is a profit-making type, which is really a violation, and you can directly call the local education bureau or the Commission for Discipline Inspection.

Legal basis: "Provisions on Strictly Prohibiting Paid Make-up Classes for Primary and Secondary Schools and In-service Primary and Secondary School Teachers".

1. It is strictly forbidden for primary and secondary schools to organize or require students to participate in paid make-up classes;

2. It is strictly forbidden for primary and secondary schools and off-campus training institutions to jointly conduct paid make-up classes;

3. It is strictly forbidden for primary and secondary schools to provide educational and teaching facilities or student information for off-campus training establishments to make up classes for a fee;

4. It is strictly forbidden for in-service primary and secondary school teachers to organize, recommend, or induce students to participate in paid make-up classes inside or outside the school;

5. It is strictly forbidden for in-service primary and secondary school teachers to participate in paid make-up classes organized by other teachers, parents, parents' committees, and so forth;

VI. It is strictly forbidden for in-service primary and secondary school teachers to introduce students or provide relevant information to off-campus training establishments and others.

For primary and secondary schools that violate the above provisions, depending on the severity of the circumstances, they will be given punishments such as circulating criticism, canceling award qualifications, and revoking honorary titles, and the responsibility of school leaders and relevant departments will be investigated. In-service primary and secondary school teachers who violate the above provisions shall be given criticism and education, admonishment and talk, ordered to inspect, circulated criticism and even corresponding administrative sanctions, depending on the severity of the circumstances.