News broke out in Ma Bao group: the owner of a residential area in LAM Raymond, Nanning held high the white flag of safeguarding rights because of kindergarten enrollment.
The reason is that the owner of LAM Raymond No.1 Middle School has been staying for several years, but the supporting kindergarten in the community has not been built and used. Recently, the news finally came that the kindergarten was going to open. However, the enrollment scope is school-age children who have lived in Qingxiu District for a long time, and they can participate in the lottery regardless of whether their household registration is in Qingxiu District. Therefore, the owner of the first fryer in LAM Raymond.
Some owners said: the supporting kindergarten in the community can't be built and opened, and children can't give priority to school. They want to draw lots with the children in Qingxiu District to see their luck, and they can't accept it …
Families with school-age children should know more or less that it is normal for private kindergartens to pay thousands of yuan a semester. The tuition fee of public supporting kindergartens is only five or six thousand yuan a semester, which can save thousands of yuan per semester and more than 10 thousand yuan a year. For ordinary workers, the monthly salary in Nanning is 3,000+,and the annual salary is only about 40,000, which can save at least a quarter of the annual salary of an ordinary worker.
Some owners said: LAM Raymond No.1 supporting kindergarten has signed relevant agreements with relevant departments during the construction of the project, and it is clearly defined as supporting kindergarten for the community. When buying a house, the owner has to bear the expenses of pool, land auction and construction. However, the announcement posted by the Education Bureau now says that the owners of LAM Raymond No.1 Middle School also need to take part in the lottery to enter the school. The owners share the construction cost and then compete with the children in the whole community for places. This is unacceptable to anyone, right?
Judging from this situation, I think the owners are willing to spend 2-3 thousand yuan/m 2 to buy a house in this community, and they should also take a fancy to its educational facilities. Now that the money has been spent, it depends on luck whether the children can enter school or not. No wonder the host is unhappy. After all, he spent all his hard-earned real money.
The rights protection written in the news is just a lesbian banner, just noisy. Judging from the videos sent by the mothers, it's actually quite serious. There was a real fight, and the police came out to maintain order.
It's really like a treasure mother said: in the final analysis, it's a question of money, followed by a question of distance. The school in front of our house is not allowed to study even at its own expense. Who's sick?
Education is really a worrying problem …
School is about to start, but there are still many children who go to work in the city with their parents and cannot apply for admission. Being unable to go to school in the city means that they have to go back to the mountains, stay with their grandparents, continue to be left-behind children and continue to lack the love of their parents.
According to psychologists, the lack of love in childhood is also one of the main factors leading to children's extreme introversion.
But what should we do? Many families have no mines at home. If young parents don't go to work in cities, family income will become a problem. Farming can fill your stomach, but it's hard to live a comfortable life. Moreover, if everyone farms in rural areas, it will be difficult for China's economy to develop.
In recent years, there have been more and more cases of killing relatives, and many people trace their roots to family education. Some people say that parents are negligent in companionship, some people say that children are negligent in discipline, and some people say that children lack love.
Now it seems that many parents have no choice but to have no mines at home, and their hard-earned money can't afford to buy a house in the city, let alone a school district, let alone the expensive tuition fees of private schools in the city. Therefore, most children can only be sent back to their hometown to study, stay with grandparents for a long time, and be left-behind children for a long time. Grandparents can't teach, and children want to learn, and no one cares.
Back to the topic, regarding the enrollment of supporting kindergartens, can LAM Raymond No.1 Middle School successfully defend its rights? Waiting for the follow-up news, I hope the children can enter the park normally. There is a cry of "I want to go to school" in the immature voice, which is the voice of the flowers of our motherland …