Hainan's household registration and student status policy for senior high school entrance examination

Hainan senior high school entrance examination household registration and student status policies are as follows:

1. Graduates with permanent residence in our province can sign up for the senior high school entrance examination.

2. Fresh junior high school graduates whose household registration is not in our province, but who have the ninth-grade junior high school status in our province, and previous junior high school graduates who took the senior high school entrance examination in our province in that year, can sign up for the senior high school entrance examination.

3. Transferred to all kinds of employers in our province (employment period of more than 5 years) and identified as five types of high-level talents in our province, such as A, B, C, D and E, whose children's household registration and school status have not been transferred to our province, they can sign up for the senior high school entrance examination in the cities and counties where their employers are located and enjoy the corresponding treatment of household registration candidates.

4. Eighth-grade students with junior high school status in our province, ninth-grade students with household registration in our province who did not take the eighth-grade biogeography examination in our province (referred to as "foreign candidates"), ninth-grade students on leave, and previous junior high school graduates must sign up for the 2023 biogeography examination. Candidates who have signed up for the 2022 biogeography examination may not sign up for the 2023 biogeography examination. The results of biology and geography exams are valid in this session.

5. Students who have registered and established their status in various senior secondary schools (secondary vocational schools, ordinary high schools) and institutions of higher learning (five-year students) are not allowed to sign up for the senior high school entrance examination. Non-eighth-grade students in our province are not allowed to sign up for the biology and geography examination in our province (except those who meet the registration conditions in Article 3).

Do household registration and student status have to be the same?

Household registration and student status must be consistent.

Household registration, also known as hukou, refers to the legal documents made by the administrative organs responsible for household registration management to record and retain the basic information of the registered population. It is also the identification of each of our citizens.

Student status refers to a kind of legal status or qualification that a student belongs to a certain school, and the household register for registering the student's name refers to the qualification as a student of a certain school.

According to Article 5 of the Measures for the Administration of Student Status of Primary and Secondary School Students, the student registration number is generated on the basis of the student's resident ID number, with one person and one number, which will remain unchanged for life. The specific rules for the generation of student numbers shall be formulated separately by the administrative department of education of the State Council. The generation of student status is based on personal basic information and is recorded in the household registration book. When we enter the information of student status, we also do it according to the contents of the account.

Moreover, the priority of counterpart enrollment in public junior high schools is the consistency of people and households. The simple understanding is that the child's household registration/residence and student status should be consistent. However, if the primary school is inconsistent with the original household registration due to factors such as moving and boarding grandparents' homes. , it is also possible to study across districts/school districts. This situation belongs to the separation of people and households. If the enrollment of the same family has reached the enrollment quota of junior high school, separated children may have to make overall plans.