What are the disadvantages of strictly implementing the policy of free entrance examination in primary schools?

Primary schools strictly implement the policy of admission to the nearest school without examination. The original intention of this policy is to ensure the normal implementation of compulsory education in China, provide equal educational rights for every child, and ensure the principle of educational equity. ? Admission to the nearest school without examination? This principle applies to all schools in compulsory education, that is, no matter whether public or private schools accept school-age children, they are not allowed to take the exam. Although it lightens the burden of many junior high school students, we don't just look at our grades and don't have to worry about them, but this policy also has some disadvantages:

First, the housing prices of school districts near prestigious schools have risen. Schools in every city and region have advantages and disadvantages. According to the nearest admission policy, the housing prices of school districts near some famous schools will rise. Parents attach great importance to students' education. By buying school districts, their children can receive better education, which makes house prices rise in disguise.

Second, students with uneven distribution of resources are assigned to corresponding junior high schools according to their registered permanent residence and actual place of residence, but the teaching resources of the schools are uneven, which makes students with high-quality junior high schools near their places of residence become the biggest beneficiaries. In this way, the level of education can be achieved by some means.

Third, the policy of being unfriendly to students with excellent grades but poor families is very unfriendly to students with excellent grades but poor families. Bian Xiao has a deep understanding of this. A good school must not be in the countryside, but students with poor families and excellent grades cannot receive a better education because of their domicile. Parents are also very helpless and feel unfair to their children. This is the biggest drawback of this policy.

There are many disadvantages in simply entering the school nearby. In fact, all parents' concerns point to the fairness and balance of compulsory education resources. Only when the balance of educational resources is realized, and there is no distinction between schools, it will be natural to enter the school nearby. The above is my personal opinion. What do you think of the nearest admission policy? Please leave a message in the comments section to discuss.