Articles of Association of Gaoyou Zanhua School

Articles of Association of Gaoyou Zanhua School

Chapter I General Provisions

Article 1 The Articles of Association are formulated in accordance with the spirit of national education laws and regulations such as the Education Law and the Law on the Promotion of Private Education, and in combination with the actual situation of our school.

Gaoyou Zanhua School, located atNo. Qian Jie Street 1, is a boarding day school.

Article 3 Private joint-stock cooperative schools have independent legal personality.

Article 4 Schools aim at cultivating innovative talents, bringing up students with characteristics and serving the modern society, comprehensively implement the educational policy of the Party and the state, implement quality education, and strive to make the school a first-class junior middle school with high taste, high quality, modernization and characteristics.

Article 5 Schools shall abide by the laws of the state, implement educational laws and regulations, safeguard the public interests of the state and society, and accept the management, supervision and evaluation of the administrative departments of the government.

Article 6 Schools shall enjoy autonomy in running schools according to law and bear civil liabilities independently. Give full play to the advantages of private schools, serve the society with high-quality educational resources, and cultivate high-quality talents to repay the society.

Chapter II Shareholders

Article 7 The registered capital of the school is RMB 1 10,000 yuan. Shares are contributed by shareholders, and the shares are as follows:

, Jin Wanyuan

School teachers 1 ten thousand yuan

Employees of Education Bureau 1 10,000 yuan

, Gao yuan

Article 8 From the effective date of the Articles of Association, the shares of the school held by the school can be transferred among shareholders in priority and can be transferred to people other than shareholders.

Article 9 Shareholders shall pay their share capital, enjoy considerable profit distribution or bear risk responsibilities.

Article 10 Shareholders must safeguard the interests of the school and oppose and stop all acts that damage the reputation or interests of the school.

Chapter III Organization

Article 11 A school shall set up a board of directors and a board of supervisors. It is composed of shareholders and school representatives, and directors and supervisors cannot serve concurrently.

Article 12 The school implements the principal responsibility system under the leadership of the board of directors, with a principal and a vice-principal. The headmaster is proposed by the board of directors and appointed by the school board of directors after the qualification examination of the Municipal Education Bureau. The client shall exercise the following functions and powers:

(a) to organize the implementation of the resolutions of the school board;

(2) To propose to the board of directors the appointment or dismissal of middle-level cadres in the school and decide on the appointment or dismissal of teaching staff;

(4) Proposing to the board of directors the salaries, benefits, rewards and punishments of teaching and administrative staff;

(5) Other powers granted by the school board of directors.

Article 13 A school shall set up a board of supervisors. The Board of Supervisors shall work under the leadership of the Board of Directors and exercise the following functions and powers:

(a) to inspect and supervise the financial affairs of the school, consider the income and expenditure of major funds of the school, and put forward suggestions or problems for improvement to the board of directors;

(two) to evaluate and supervise the performance of directors, principals and other personnel;

(three) to ask questions to the board of directors or the principal about the problems strongly reflected by the faculty and students;

(four) to supervise and evaluate the quality of school education;

(5) The chairman of the board of supervisors may attend board meetings as nonvoting delegates or entrust other members to attend meetings as nonvoting delegates.

Article 14 Schools shall set up middle-level institutions such as offices, political and religious affairs offices, academic affairs offices, academic affairs offices and general affairs offices. , 1 2 3