So, can you buy a school district and go to a prestigious school? What problems should I pay attention to when buying a school district house? Under what circumstances can a child buy a school district and not enter school?
Misunderstanding 1. We should clearly understand the "school district housing coverage".
Being close to a prestigious school may not necessarily lead to a prestigious school. Many people think that as long as the houses around the school are school districts, as we all know, every city has strict zoning for school districts. Generally, designated areas enter designated schools, and schools are affected by the number of students every year, and appropriate regional adjustments will be made.
In addition, to understand the policy, the school district housing is also directly linked to the number of admission places. Therefore, when buying a school district, we should do enough investigation in advance. First of all, you need to know whether your favorite house is included in the enrollment scope of the school district. You can also inquire about the relevant regulations of the local education bureau, or ask whether the children have enrollment places after buying a house. Especially in the second-hand housing transactions, we must take a cautious attitude to avoid unnecessary losses.
Myth 2. "School enrollment conditions" should be clear.
After staying in the school district, the children will definitely be able to go to school? The answer is no.
The entrance requirement of some schools is that the household registration book is the same, that is, the address on your child's real estate license is the same as that on the household registration book. Some schools stipulate that in addition to check-in, children's household registration needs to be in the community in order to enter school smoothly. Generally speaking, there are empty accounts, no actual residence, fake accounts, accounts that do not match the real estate license, and accounts left in the homes of non-immediate relatives can not fully meet the admission requirements.
Some parents temporarily buy school districts for their children to go to school, and will not move their accounts, which naturally affects their children's normal enrollment. Therefore, when buying a school district, you need to know the school's enrollment conditions, household registration, head of household, actual place of residence, etc. So don't buy a school district and you can't study, so you will be busy in vain.
Myth 3. "Buy a house to send a degree" should be confirmed.
As we all know, some degrees are not only limited by the number of years, but also by the number of students. The number of students a school can accommodate is fixed, which may not fully meet the requirements of all owners' children.
It is reported that the higher the popularity of the school, the more nervous the degree is, and the ranking system is implemented. For second-hand housing, if the account has been used, there is still the risk that the degree will be occupied by the former owner. In this case, it is very likely that the enrollment quota is full or occupied, resulting in the child being unable to enter school.
Therefore, when buying a house, parents should find out in advance whether the house they buy has a school district room quota. In the absence of relevant written policies, don't simply believe the developer's one-sided words. After all, it is not an educational institution, and their commitment may be restricted by a certain educational environment.
"The popularity of school districts is mainly caused by comprehensive reasons such as commercial speculation, immature parents' educational concepts, parents being too young, and unbalanced educational resources. "According to the industry, with the balance of educational resources, the upsurge of chasing school districts may disappear like a flash in the pan.
(The above answers were published on 20 17-03-07. Please refer to the current actual purchase policy. )
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