Can I go to high school across districts?

You can go to high school across districts.

It is possible to cross counties in middle school. You can apply for exams through cross-regional unified recruitment. Although cross-regional unified recruitment is aimed at local enrollment, some schools plan to recruit students from other regions every year. According to the annual enrollment plan, you can also plan to go to high school across counties through the intention of school places.

Although the senior high school entrance examination is a city-wide joint examination, the grading standards in different districts are different, and high school schools often reserve some places for their students to enter high school directly. Generally speaking, the cross-regional entrance examination is not as easy as the local examination, especially in junior high school and senior high school. The main reason is that although there is a paper in the senior high school entrance examination, the grading standards in different districts are not the same, which will lead to differences in scores.

The remaining places to be recruited are marked by the school itself. Each school generally has a quota limit for cross-regional enrollment, so it will be more difficult for the senior high school entrance examination to cross regions.

Extended data:

Senior high school is not a compulsory education stage, but a learning stage in which students can freely choose whether to attend or not. Only by passing the selective examination can they get the qualification to apply for the exam. Therefore, high schools can study across regions at any time. It's just that this cross-district can't be a cross-college entrance examination area. Because the difficulty of examination papers in different regions is different, this cross-regional college entrance examination is suspected of being linked to college entrance examination immigrants, and the college entrance examination results will be cancelled.

Senior high school is a higher education institution after the end of nine-year compulsory education in China. It accepts qualified junior high school graduates, and the general academic system is three years, that is, senior one, senior two and senior three. China's high school education refers to the high school education after junior high school, including: ordinary high schools, vocational high schools, secondary specialized schools, secondary technical schools and so on. Belongs to the category of high school education.

Senior high school education in China is non-compulsory, and students must pay necessary tuition and other fees. Since 2009, the state has implemented the tuition-free policy for senior high schools in some poor areas.

China's ordinary senior high school education system is still constantly improving and reforming. From the initial unification of all parts of the country to the sudden emergence of arts and sciences, some provinces and cities have been given the right to independently carry out high school curriculum reform, and capable publishers have been given the right to publish high-quality high school textbooks, breaking the situation that PEP textbooks once stood out. Later, the emergence of elective courses made high schools show new vitality.