1. Understand the policies and regulations: First, understand the policies and regulations of the local education department on students' transfer or cross-regional study. Check the relevant documents or consult the local education bureau to see if it is allowed or what conditions and procedures can give up junior high schools in this area.
2. Consult the school: contact the junior high school you are currently attending, tell them your intention, and understand the specific process and requirements of the school. The school will ask you to fill out an application form, provide relevant supporting materials and conduct an interview.
3. Find a new school: If you successfully give up junior high schools in your area, you can get relevant information by consulting the target school or inquiring in the local education bureau. Understand the admission requirements, interview or test procedures of the new school and complete the application.
4. Submit application materials: prepare and submit application materials according to the requirements of the new school.
5. Confirm the admission result: wait for the admission notice of the new school. Once you get the admission notice, confirm whether you are admitted or not, and understand the admission procedure and time.
6. Go through the transfer formalities: if you are successfully admitted to the new school, go through the transfer formalities according to the requirements of the school. Including the transfer of student status and the application for transfer certificate.