《四川省中小学生学籍管理实施细则》明年2月1日起实施 义务教育阶段学生不予留级

Core Viewpoint - The "Implementation Rules for Student Registration Management in Sichuan Province" will take effect on February 1, 2026, and will be valid for five years, detailing the management of student registration across various educational institutions in the province [1][2]. Group 1: Student Registration and Admission - Children who are six years old must accept and complete compulsory education, while those in areas with special conditions may delay enrollment until the age of seven [1]. - Compulsory education will implement a no-exam, nearby enrollment policy, while regular high schools will follow a local enrollment principle [1]. - Special needs students will be assessed by an expert committee to determine appropriate educational placements [1]. Group 2: Student Records and Attendance - Schools must establish student registration files within two months after initial enrollment, with each student assigned a unique, lifelong registration number [1]. - Attendance will be recorded for students participating in school-organized educational activities, and evaluations such as credit recognition and academic assessments must be documented in student files [1]. Group 3: Promotion and Transfer Policies - The rules specify that students in compulsory education cannot be retained, while high school students are generally not allowed to repeat a grade, and special education students may only repeat one grade [2]. - Students are not permitted to transfer schools arbitrarily, and the maximum duration for a leave of absence is one year [2]. - Students in compulsory education are prohibited from dropping out [2]. Group 4: Data Management and Security - The management of student registration will be coordinated at the provincial level, with responsibilities divided among different educational authorities and schools [2]. - The collection and management of basic student registration information will be conducted through a national system, with strict data security responsibilities assigned to educational departments and schools [2]. - Student registration information cannot be disclosed without legal provisions or government approval, and violations will be addressed under the principle of accountability [2].