focuses on Urumqi's "reported students": 10 questions and 10 answers
The first question is why there are a large number of "reported students"?
Answer: In order to promote the balanced development of compulsory education and effectively curb the phenomenon of school selection in the compulsory education stage, Urumqi has implemented a policy of “reporting students” for the first batch of general high school enrollment.
The second question is, what are the policy advantages of "passed students"?
Answer: Recommended students enjoy that as long as the high school entrance examination score is not lower than the minimum control line of the first batch, they will be submitted by the first batch of schools filled out! The implication is that if you reach the first batch line, even if it is far from the admission score of No. 1 and No. 2, "Guardians" can go to No. 1 and No. 2! Dreams shine into reality!
The third question is, what is the proportion of "passed students" in a batch of enrollment plans?
Answer: At present, I am a "suggested student", the proportion of which has reached 50% of the first batch of high school admissions!
Fourth question, are there any "recommended students" in the second batch and private high schools?
Answer: does not. "Suggested students" are limited to the first batch of schools, and the second batch and private high schools do not have the "reported students" quota!
Fifth question, how do I obtain the qualification of a "recommended student"?
Answer: 1. Urumqi household registration or nine-year full student status.
2. Junior high schools are enrolled in accordance with the school districts assigned by the Bureau of Education. (Note: the school-choosing student is equivalent to automatically giving up the qualification of "suggested student"!)
3. The comprehensive quality rating is A.
4. Fresh junior high school graduates who have substantive attendance for three consecutive years.
5. The high school entrance examination score exceeds one batch of scores (in 2021, the general category exceeds 620 points, and the single category exceeds 550 points)
Question Sixth, what are the criteria for the selection of "reported students"?
Answer: Before the formal admission, uses the recommended student index allocation system to filter out the candidates within the range of recommended student quotas allocated to junior high schools based on a batch of recommended volunteers and admission scores submitted by the candidates. Junior high school recommends students to be shortlisted candidates.
Seventh question, what is the voluntary application of the recommended student?
Answer: "Guide students" can enjoy the preferential policy of "zero batch" for filling in the volunteers. When applying for their volunteers, in addition to enjoying 2 batches of 8 volunteers, there is also a separate school for recommended students to apply for volunteers, which is the so-called " zero batch " admission. If this volunteer fails, it will not affect the admission of the other 8 normal volunteers.
The eighth question, the admission rules of "passed students"?
Answer: A batch of schools will be admitted according to the order of volunteers, indicators, and grades.
1. The high school entrance examination scores of recommended students must reach the minimum control score of a batch of schools.The “zero batch” will be recommended to the first batch of schools first. If you have been admitted, the first and second volunteers will no longer participate in the admission. If they are not admitted, the first and second volunteers will continue to participate in the admission and will not be affected.
2. High school students are admitted according to the "score order" among the recommended students who apply for this school. Note that it is a "small ranking" within the school. Take the eighth middle school as an example. Specifically, are all the junior high schools in the city filling in the “suggested students” of the eighth middle school for the “big ranking”? Or is it a "small ranking" for the "recommended students" in a specific junior high school? The answer is "small ranking".
3. In the admissions process, if there are those who have the same grades that need to be selected, it will be based on the number of grades A in the academic proficiency test scores of junior high school graduates, the physical test level, and the total scores of the three subjects of Chinese, mathematics, and English (Chinese) in order of high and low. choose.
The ninth question, how to improve the effective utilization of the quota of "recommended students"? Prevent wastage?
Answer: must strengthen the internal communication and coordination of the school’s “passed students” to avoid the school’s " internal volume "! Candidates should first understand the number of places allocated for recommended students in each high school when filling in their volunteers for recommended students. Candidates and parents are reminded that when filling in the volunteers for recommended students, they must first figure out the number of recommended students allocated by each high school. This is the most important information. Secondly, candidates need to understand the usual results and scores of the students who have the same ambitions of the high school to be reported. If the candidate A is not sure whether his score can pass the candidate B who filled in with him, It is recommended to abandon this school and re-select another school as the recommended volunteer. In this way, the probability of being recommended is relatively large. Note: If the recommended student plan issued by each junior high school is not completed, it will automatically become invalid, and each batch of senior high school uncompleted recommended student plans will automatically be converted to the general candidate program for admission.
The tenth question,Can "Guardians" be filled every year? What to do if there are not enough recruits?
Answer: is not filled every year!
1. If the recommended student plan issued by each junior high school is not completed, it will automatically become invalid.
If there are 10 recommended places in a junior high school, and only 5 students meet the conditions, then the remaining 5 recommended places will be automatically invalidated.
2. Each batch of uncompleted recommended student plans from high school will be automatically transferred to the general candidate plan for admission.
If a high school plans to recruit 50 recommended students, only 20 are recruited, then the remaining 30 recommended students will automatically become ordinary enrollment quotas and will not enjoy the preferential policies for admissions of recommended students.
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