Is it illegal to be cheated in school to help you get out of the misunderstanding of being cheated?

1, absolutely illegal! Now many parents of students are trying their best to find a good learning environment for their children, but they don't want to step into the trap of a liar.

2. The criminals seize the parents' psychology, use the guise of "wide connections and hard relationships", and even cheat in the name of "a leader" to obtain huge "handling fees". Victims do not hesitate to spend a lot of money to let their children go to school through the back door, which not only damages their own property, but also breeds bad social atmosphere and seriously disrupts the order of school enrollment and social management.

Parents should be vigilant and must go to school through formal channels. Don't believe all kinds of information about spending money to buy a degree, in case you are cheated.

4. Don't believe the lie that individuals can take shortcuts to enter school, consult more, pay more attention to the notices and enrollment policies on the websites of schools and education bureaus, and enter school according to the prescribed procedures to avoid being deceived.

5. After contacting the education department, the public security organ learned that according to the Compulsory Education Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), school-age children who have reached the age of 6 receive compulsory education according to law, and school-age children and adolescents are exempted from the examination. Local people's governments at all levels shall ensure that school-age children and adolescents are enrolled in the nearest place where they are registered. The enrollment of compulsory education schools in Yuanzhou District is strictly divided according to the service areas. Urban household registration can be enrolled nearby, and children of migrant workers, immigrants and businessmen can be enrolled in urban public schools. Parents are advised to learn legal knowledge.

6. Raise awareness of prevention and take formal measures to avoid being cheated by choosing schools.