Is Weifang Dongming School public or private?

Weifang Dongming School is public or private as follows: public.

20 1 1 In September, the former high-tech zone Dongming Middle School and the former high-tech zone Dongming Primary School merged to form the Weifang High-tech Industrial Development Zone Dongming School. There are 55 teaching classes, with faculty 186 and students 303 1 the rest. Among them, there are 59 Qilu famous teachers and provincial and municipal teaching experts, 60 municipal excellent course winners, outstanding teachers and teaching experts in the district, and 0/5 graduate students.

Weifang Dongming School covers an area of 168 mu and is a standardized school in Shandong Province. It has successively won the titles of National Advanced Art Education Unit, Shandong Language Standardization Demonstration School, Shandong Art Education Demonstration School, Shandong Psychological Education Advanced Unit, Weifang Top 50 Teaching Innovation School, Top 50 Personality Development School, Chaoyang Reading 10 School, Advanced Science Education Unit, and Advanced Spiritual Civilization Unit.

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Public schools and private schools are different in education system and operation mode. Here are some common differences:

Source of funds: The funds of public schools mainly come from government grants and taxpayers' contributions. Private schools rely on tuition fees, donations and other subsidies to maintain their operations.

Tuition: Private schools usually have to pay higher tuition fees, while public schools usually charge lower tuition fees for free.

Enrollment policy: Public schools usually enroll students according to their residence, and students have the right to apply for admission directly according to their residence. Private schools have greater autonomy and can choose according to their own enrollment policies.

Academic level: Generally speaking, private schools may pay more attention to academic level and have higher admission standards. Public schools focus on providing universal education, especially some basic subjects.

Teacher qualification: Teachers in public schools usually need to have the corresponding bachelor's degree in education and teacher qualification certificate, while the teacher qualification requirements in private schools may be more flexible.

Curriculum: Public schools usually follow the national or regional curriculum standards, while private schools may have more independent courses, which can be adjusted according to the characteristics and concepts of schools.

Teaching environment: Private schools usually have fewer students and smaller classes, which enables teachers to pay more attention to and guide each student. The class size of public schools may be larger, and teachers have to face more students.

Facilities: Generally speaking, private schools may invest more in facilities, such as libraries, laboratories and sports facilities.

It should be noted that the difference between public schools and private schools varies from country to country and region. In some places, the quality of public schools may be comparable to or even higher than that of private schools. The quality of education and the decision to choose a school should comprehensively consider the teaching quality, curriculum, academic reputation, personal needs and characteristics of the school.