At present, primary schools and junior high schools generally implement the partitioned enrollment policy, and some schools allocate some places through lottery, so how exactly is it operated?
1. If the teaching level of the school in the school district is good, there is no need to participate in the lottery, after all, the probability of winning the lottery is low.
2. If the teaching quality of the school in the area is not ideal, you can try to sign up for the lottery of high-quality schools.
3. If you are considering participating in the lottery, you need to be mentally prepared in advance. If the original school is far away and wants to win a closer or better school through the lottery, but once you do not win the lottery, you may not be able to return to your original school.
4. For students who have not been shaken, the Education Bureau will make unified arrangements to ensure that every student has a school to attend, and parents do not need to worry too much.
5. If family conditions permit, you can also consider choosing a local high-quality private school if you fail the lottery. These schools usually have high teaching quality, but tuition fees are relatively expensive.
6. If the family has network resources, such as acquaintances in the education bureau or school, and there is a situation of enrollment through relationships, it falls under the category of special circumstances.
