After the children transfer to other schools, the student cards of primary and secondary schools in Beijing are returned to the original primary schools. Is it necessary to do it again in the new scho

After the children transfer to other schools, the student cards of primary and secondary schools in Beijing are returned to the original primary schools. Is it necessary to do it again in the new school? According to "Several Opinions on Implementing the Work Residence Permit System in Beijing" issued by Beijing Personnel Bureau, persons who have held work residence permits for three years can apply for talent introduction procedures according to their abilities and performance. However, when Zhou Jing consulted the Personnel Bureau, he was told that he had to wait for the Personnel Bureau to issue a "talent evaluation system". As for when this system can be introduced, it is unclear!

In this way, the transfer of Zhou Jing's account was delayed indefinitely. According to the Notice of the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Public Security jointly issued in 2005, the college entrance examination adheres to the principle of "double recognition of household registration and student status". Obviously, a child with a registered permanent residence like Zhou Jing is not qualified to take the college entrance examination in Beijing.

"Just go back to the Hainan college entrance examination, right?" Zhou Jing settled for second best. At the beginning of 2007, just one year before her daughter signed up for the college entrance examination, Zhou Jing consulted the relevant policy documents of Hainan Provincial Department of Education. Zhou Jing was shocked by the policy of the education department: in 2005, in order to control the "college entrance examination immigrants", the Hainan provincial government abolished the "Interim Provisions on the Admission Conditions of Colleges and Universities in Hainan Province" and at the same time promulgated the "Regulations on the Admission Conditions of Colleges and Universities in Hainan Province", which strictly restricted the enrollment of college entrance examinations in Hainan.

That is to say, according to this regulation, to sign up for the college entrance examination in Hainan, it is necessary to meet the requirements of "I and my legal guardian have permanent residence in our province for more than 3 years, have a fixed residence and a high school student status in our province recognized by the provincial education administrative department, and have completed the prescribed length of schooling in our province"; Or "in the high school stage, I borrowed from schools outside our province, and my legal guardian has a permanent residence in our province for more than 3 years, has a fixed residence, graduated from primary schools or junior high schools in our province, took the entrance examination for secondary schools in our province to obtain high school status, and went through the confirmation procedures for borrowing"; Those who do not meet the above two provisions, "those who have been registered in our province before the promulgation of these provisions, who have not completed or studied in our school in the last two academic years, can apply in our province, but can only apply for the third batch of undergraduate and junior college (higher vocational)."

What makes Zhou Jing even more miserable is that Zheng Wanfa, director of the Hainan Provincial Examinations Bureau, said in response to a reporter's question about the registration of the 2007 college entrance examination that the candidates' household registration had been in Hainan before June 23, 2005, but they had not completed the last two academic years or attended schools in Hainan Province. According to the document No.200585 of Fu Qiong Office (Supplementary Notice of the General Office of Hainan Provincial People's Government on Implementing the Provisions on Admission Conditions of Colleges and Universities in Hainan Province), since 2005,

In addition, in the 2007 college entrance examination, the examination center of the Ministry of Education will make a separate proposition for Hainan, and will carry out various reforms in subject setting, examination content and marking.

This means that Zhou Jing's daughter was blocked from the college entrance examination.

They are puzzled together: the "work residence permit" system allows children to attend high school in Beijing, why not allow children to take the college entrance examination in Beijing?

Zhou Jing has repeatedly asked the relevant departments about this matter. "The Personnel Bureau believes that the examination should be under the control of the Education Commission." Zhou Jing found the Beijing Municipal Education Commission again, and got the answer that "the Education Commission is implementing the policy of the Ministry of Education, and this matter comes from the issue of work residence permit, which should be solved by the personnel department".

At a seminar on household registration, Zhou Jing and other "green card" parents found Wang Zhenyu, a lawyer of Beijing Yipai Law Firm. Wang Zhenyu first aimed at the Ministry of Education's "Notice on Doing a Good Job in Examining Candidates' Registration Qualification in the National Unified Examination for Enrollment of Ordinary Colleges and Universities". In his view, the notice issued by the Ministry of Education aimed at cracking down on "college entrance examination immigrants" deprived the children of "green cards" of their right to education, and the provision of "double identification of household registration and school status" not only prevented "college entrance examination immigrants" but also hurt the children of those who mistakenly held "green cards".

On August 8th this year, on behalf of parents, Wang Zhenyu submitted to the Ministry of Education "Suggestions on Solving the Difficulties of Non-local Household Registration Candidates in College Entrance Examination", proposing that the Ministry of Education has no right to explain and restrict citizens' basic right to education, and asked the Ministry of Education to demonstrate and investigate the legality of the notice, thus giving a solution to the difficulties of non-"college entrance examination immigrants".

Wang Zhenyu told reporters: "I just stated my interests, hoping to attract the attention of relevant departments and explore solutions."

Subsequently, a letter signed by dozens of parents was sent to the Beijing Municipal Education Commission, "Request for Instructions on Children with Beijing Work Residence Permit to Sign Up for the College Entrance Examination in Beijing". In the letter, parents said that Beijing's college entrance examination registration regulations are unfair to "green card" children and asked the Education Commission to give them a fair treatment and allow them to take the college entrance examination in Beijing.

On August 25th, Wang Zhenyu, in the name of a lawyer, issued the Proposal on Implementing and Perfecting Beijing's Green Card Policy to the Beijing Municipal Personnel Bureau. Wang Zhenyu pointed out that the "Opinions on Implementing the Work Residence Permit System in Beijing" issued by the Beijing Municipal Personnel Bureau in April 2003 clearly stipulates that "the problems in the implementation of this opinion shall be solved by the Municipal Personnel Bureau in coordination with relevant departments." This means that the personnel bureau has made a serious and formal commitment to the public and the holders of the "green card", and "coordinating with relevant departments" is both a right and an obligation. There is no doubt that the admission of children with "green card" in the college entrance examination is a "problem in the implementation of opinions", which is precisely a problem that needs to be solved by the Personnel Bureau in cooperation with relevant departments.