Can a child in the countryside go to primary school in the city? What should I do?

What should be done is to buy a house and obtain a house ownership certificate.

Place of household registration.

The household registration book and the confirmation provided by the education administrative department of the county (city) district or urban district (office) where the household registration is located is allowed to study in the city. Take this confirmation, the title deed.

The original, and the marriage certificate of the husband and wife to the school in the zoning enrollment range. Extension of raw materials "Compulsory Education Act.

Article 12: Preschool children, adolescents and children are exempt from examinations. Regions, prefectures, and cities should ensure that preschool children and boys choose schools in the surrounding areas of the schools where they are registered.

Where parents or other legal guardians work or live in preschool children or adolescents who are not registered in the place of household registration, and their parents or other legal guardians receive compulsory education at their parents' or other legal guardians' work or residence, the local people** should give them the norms for fair and just acceptance of compulsory education. Specific measures are to be formulated by provinces, autonomous regions, and regions. Mom and Dad have lived in the city for more than a year, and at the same time have a gentle place to live and work; Confirmation of applying for a residential complex at the residence, and having a temporary residence permit issued by the police station.

Medical certificate of birth of the little one.

Vaccinations; Submit an application to the local education department to handle the process; Finally, when applying for registration at the residential school, submit the original and copy of the reconstructed household registration book, and get the temporary residence permit issued by the residential community.

Mom and Dad's Temporary Residence Permit and ID Card.

Because the education policies and regulations of each region are different, parents must go to the local primary and secondary schools and education departments to consult the specific application process 2 months before the start of school, so as to prevent children from entering the school due to imperfect materials.

If you want to study in a kindergarten with a rural hukou in the metropolis, you only need to bring your household registration book and birth certificate to study, and you don't need other valid identity documents. If you want to transfer to another school, you must bring your transfer certificate and student status card to the school you are attending. The premise is that the school is recruiting transfer students, otherwise it will not be easy to get in.

Children in rural areas can go to primary school in the city. Before you go to elementary school, you need to apply for a residence permit, and then you can go to elementary school.

Of course, as long as you live in the city, you can send your children to primary school in the city, which is also reasonable, as long as you sign up.

Children from rural areas can also go to school in the city, but they need to go through the transfer procedures according to local policies. Be sure to apply in advance.

The conditions required for rural children to go to school in the city are as follows:

1. If you have purchased a house in the city or rented a house for a long time, you need to provide a real estate certificate or rental certificate;

2. Migrant workers in the city must have a work certificate from the work unit, such as the official seal of the unit, the salary slip certificate, etc., and must have worked for more than two years;

3. To be self-employed in the city, you must submit a tax payment certificate, and you must pay taxes for more than two years.

Children with rural household registration need ID cards, household registration books, children's vaccination and epidemic prevention certificates, and relevant information about their parents' work or residence in the city to go to primary school.

The Compulsory Education Law clearly restricts that students can enroll in the nearest school in the place where their household registration is located, and they can also receive compulsory education in the place where their parents or other legal caregivers work or reside.

Where school-age children and adolescents receive compulsory education at the place where their parents or other legally-designated caregivers work or reside, the local people** shall provide them with requirements for equal access to compulsory education.

Legal basis: Compulsory Education Law

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.

According to the new education regulations, the procedure for children with rural hukou to go to school in the city is to pay a school choice fee. Mainly birth certificate, family register, temporary residence card, money, vaccination book. Conditions and steps for children with rural hukou to go to school in the city:

Parents have lived in the city for more than one year and have a stable residence and job; Proof of community at the place of residence, with a residence permit issued by the police station; Take a residence certificate and residence permit issued by the community.

Legal Analysis: According to the new education regulations, the formalities required for children with rural hukou to go to school in the city are to pay school choice fees. Mainly birth certificate, family register, temporary residence card, money, vaccination book.

The conditions and steps required for children with rural hukou to go to school in the city: the parents have lived in the city for more than one year and have a stable residence and job; Proof of community at the place of residence, with a residence permit issued by the police station; Take a residence certificate and residence permit issued by the community.

Legal basis: "Law of the People's Republic of China on Resident Identity Cards" Article 3 The items registered on a resident identity card include: name, gender, ethnicity, date of birth, address of permanent residence, citizenship number, personal photo, fingerprint information, validity period of the certificate and issuing authority.

The citizenship number is the unique and lifelong identity of each citizen**, which is compiled by the public security organs in accordance with the national standard of citizenship number. Citizens applying to receive, renew or reissue resident identity cards shall register their fingerprint information.

[Analysis of the law of the virtual or clan] Tuanzhou1. Parents have lived in the city for more than one year and have a stable residence and job.

2. The certificate of the community in the place of residence must have a residence permit issued by the police station.

3. Take the residence certificate, residence permit, and ID card issued by the community to the street to apply for a letter of introduction for children to go to school, and go to the primary school where the residence permit is located to go through the enrollment procedures.

[Legal basis].Article 14 of the Education Law of the People's Republic of China and local people at all levels shall lead and manage education work in accordance with the principles of hierarchical management and division of labor. Secondary and sub-secondary education is managed by local people under the leadership of the local people.

Higher education is managed by the people of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the central government.

The above is only the current information combined with my understanding of the law, please refer to it carefully!

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