The era of "indiscriminate fees" in the name of "after-school services" is over!
When the school year begins in the spring of 2024, a new rule will be implemented that aims to limit the scope and charging of after-school services. The introduction of this measure is not only to protect the rights and interests of students, but also to rectify the chaos in education.
After-school services have been controversial in recent years. Many parents and students have complained that after-school services not only increase the burden on students, but also bring financial pressure to families. In the name of "after-school services", some schools charge fees and carry out activities indiscriminately, making parents and students feel helpless.
According to a survey, 60.9% of respondents want to cancel after-school services. This result reflects the dissatisfaction of parents and students with after-school services. They believe that after-school services should be voluntary and should not become a burden on students.
The problem with after-school services is not only the chaos of fees, but also the pressure on parents to "voluntarily" let their children participate. Some schools take advantage of the psychology of parents and implement after-school services in a compulsory way, so that parents cannot refuse. This practice not only goes against the wishes of parents, but also restricts the free development of students.
Therefore, the implementation of the new regulations will provide an opportunity to address these issues. First of all, restricting the scope of after-school services will prevent schools from abusing the name of "after-school services" to charge fees and carry out activities indiscriminately. Secondly, the abolition of mandatory after-school services will reduce the burden on students and parents, allowing them to have more time to develop other hobbies.
The promulgation of this new regulation is not only a rectification of educational chaos, but also a protection of students' rights and interests. It will provide students with a more equitable and reasonable learning and Xi environment, so that they can better develop their talents and interests.
Pending the implementation of the new regulations, we expect the relevant authorities to strengthen supervision to ensure effective implementation. At the same time, we also hope that schools and parents can work together to treat after-school services rationally and provide better support and protection for the growth of students.
Let's hope that the era of "indiscriminate fees" in the name of "after-school services" will come to an end after the start of school in the spring of 2024! Let's work together for the rights and interests of students and the fair development of education!