At present, Fuzhou Municipal Education Bureau has confirmed again. Fuzhou City will implement and implement the "Fuzhou Municipal Education Bureau's Opinions on Improving the Exam-free Nearby Enrollment from Urban Primary Schools to Junior High Schools" (Rongjiaochu [2015] No. 20) in 2020. This means that, no matter what, Fuzhou City will start implementing multi-school zoning pilots as scheduled in 2020. The current four pilot areas are:
Fuzhou No. 1 Middle School and No. 18 Middle School areas; Yan'an Middle School and Yangqiao Middle School areas; Fuzhou No.19 Middle School and No.11 Middle School area; Fuzhou No.8 Middle School and No.15 Middle School area. According to the latest reply from the Municipal Education Bureau, there are currently no new pilot schools. If there are new ones, they will be announced to the public.
Comprehensive analysis:
The matching of schools in the above four areas is basically based on the principle of matching a high-quality public junior high school with a slightly inferior school. Among them, the difference between Fuzhou No. 8 Middle School and No. 15 Middle School is not too big. The houses in this area are not considered "school district houses", so they can be ignored.
The school district housing in the other three districts is the most expensive in Fuzhou, and includes three of the four best public junior high schools in Fuzhou: Yan'an Middle School, Pingtung Middle School , Fuzhou No. 1 Middle School, and Fuzhou No. 19 Middle School. Judging from the listing prices of second-hand houses, the prices of houses in the school districts of these schools range from 40,000 to 50,000 yuan to more than 100,000 yuan. The house prices are frighteningly high, and I don’t know who gave them the courage. The price of housing in school districts has been raised to such an extent that it is no longer affordable for ordinary people. And then they have to face the policy uncertainty caused by multi-school zoning. Even those who can afford it, We should also consider the risks we face after taking over.
However, after analyzing the above four districts, we found that the school district of Yangqiao Middle School is the biggest beneficiary because it is tied to Yan'an Middle School, the best public junior high school in Fuzhou. Yangqiao Middle School was zoned for Lin Zexu Primary School and Chayuanshan Primary School. At this time, we discovered that Fuzhou actually had school district housing for less than 20,000 yuan.
Lin Zexu Primary School, located next to the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall in Sanfangqixian, is a newly built primary school based on the original Third Central Primary School in Gulou District. Although it is not among the best primary schools in Fuzhou, the teaching quality is not bad. , although the Yangqiao Middle School corresponding to this elementary school has old facilities, it ranks among the top eight public junior high schools in Fuzhou in terms of high school entrance examination results. What's more, it is now tied to Yan'an Middle School. If you are lucky and get into Yan'an Middle School through lottery, then, think about the house you bought for less than 20,000 yuan per square meter, and someone who bought a house for 100,000 yuan per square meter. In junior high school, this is really a dream that makes me laugh.
Even if you are not so lucky, it doesn't matter. Yangqiao Middle School itself is also a very good public junior high school in Fuzhou. Its performance is slightly lower than that of 18th Middle School and slightly better than 11th Middle School. Considering that the houses in the school districts of Fuzhou No. 1 Middle School and No. 18 Middle School are already expensive, so speaking of, the houses zoned for Yangqiao Middle School and No. 11 Middle School are the more obvious beneficiaries after this pilot. At present, there are other affordable housing in school districts that ordinary people can afford, and there are no random prices. This article will stop here. You can pay attention to it.
"When it comes to real estate sales, some people make money and some people lose money." This is a basic point that I have been emphasizing recently. The same is true for the multi-school zoning pilot. For those who bought houses in the most expensive school districts at sky-high prices, multi-school zoning is like a nightmare, and their hearts are pounding. But for those who bought a house in a slightly inferior school district at a reasonable price, but unexpectedly received lottery tickets for a top public school, this is simply a pie-in-the-sky thing.
