In order to comprehensively strengthen the management of enrollment and enrollment in compulsory education, the Ministry of Education has decided to organize the "Sunshine Enrollment Special Action for Compulsory Education" (2024), resolutely crack down on phenomena such as "covert operations" and "top-notch enrollment", seriously investigate and deal with various fee behaviors related to enrollment and enrollment, and improve the long-term mechanism of fair enrollment. It is reported that the notice on launching the Special Action for Sunshine Enrollment of Compulsory Education (2024) was recently issued. The notice requires education administrative departments in various regions to conduct comprehensive inspections of compulsory education schools in the region in response to key enrollment links, and resolutely correct all types of violations. The key points include: whether primary and secondary schools use the results of various cultural course exams organized by social training institutions, training certificates, subject competition scores, grading certificates, etc. as enrollment references or basis; Whether to collect or indirectly collect "donation funds", "co construction fees", etc. that are linked to or associated with enrollment; Whether to recruit students through improper means such as high material rewards, false advertising, verbal promises, or signing admission commitment letters; Whether to organize various tests and interviews for the purpose of selecting students independently or jointly with social training institutions; Is there any mixed enrollment or class arrangement behavior between public and private schools; Whether primary and secondary schools have established or indirectly established key and fast/slow classes, in order to attract top students in this name; Does private compulsory education schools illegally recruit students across regions, using names such as borrowing and affiliation to indirectly recruit students and engage in arbitrary fees. The notice requires education administrative departments in various regions to comprehensively investigate the content of existing compulsory education enrollment policies and measures in their respective regions, and resolutely correct or abolish relevant regulations and practices that do not comply with the spirit and requirements of national policies. The key points include: whether the school's enrollment scope is scientific and reasonable, whether the mechanism for dividing the enrollment scope of new schools and corresponding schools in new residential areas is complete, and whether clear enrollment policies or transitional period policies for private to public schools have been formulated; Whether the education administrative departments at the provincial and municipal levels, universities, and research institutions affiliated compulsory education schools are fully incorporated into local enrollment management and implement unified enrollment policies. In addition, according to the notice requirements, education administrative departments in various regions should actively strengthen information disclosure and increase the transparency of enrollment and enrollment work; Further optimize registration and computer allocation work, facilitate the enrollment process, and reduce the burden on the public. According to the notice, the Ministry of Education has established a special working group composed of personnel from relevant departments and bureaus within the Ministry, local education administrative departments, national inspectors, experts from the Basic Education Teaching Guidance Committee, etc., to strengthen the supervision and guidance of the entire process of enrollment and enrollment work in various regions. The Ministry of Education will also carry out special action research and cross provincial inspections nationwide in a timely manner, and report on violations and punishment. (Lai Xin She)