1. The management of Gu 'an No.3 Middle School is under the jurisdiction of the government.

As a public school, the government is responsible for the management and operation expenses of Gu 'an No.3 Middle School. The leadership of the school is appointed by the administrative department of education, and the administration and finance of the school are supervised and audited by the government. School enrollment, curriculum, teaching quality evaluation and other aspects need to be operated in accordance with relevant government regulations.

2. The enrollment target of Gu 'an No.3 Middle School is public students.

As a public school, Gu 'an No.3 Middle School mainly enrolls students who meet the enrollment policy. Admissions policies are usually open and transparent, in line with the principle of fairness and justice, and do not distinguish between wealth and background. According to the enrollment plan and admission standards issued by the government, the school enrolls students in accordance with the principles of openness, fairness and justice.

3. The funds of Gu 'an No.3 Middle School mainly come from government grants.

As a public school, Gu 'an No.3 Middle School is mainly funded by the government. The government allocates funds according to the size of the school, the number of teaching staff and the maintenance of school facilities. These funds are used for the daily operation of the school, the training of teachers and the renewal of facilities and equipment. Students and parents can get educational resources without paying extra.

The main differences between public schools and private schools:

1, different sources of funds and management.

The funds of public schools are mainly supported by government financial allocation, so the sources of funds are relatively stable, and public schools usually do not charge tuition fees or the tuition fees are relatively low. The funds of private schools mainly come from students' tuition fees, donations and other private funds, and private schools rely more on the support of families and society in terms of funds.

2. The enrollment standards and policies are different.

Public schools usually enroll students in accordance with the government's enrollment policies and regulations, and the enrollment standards are open and transparent, regardless of wealth and background. Private schools usually have greater autonomy in enrollment, and can formulate enrollment standards and policies according to their own characteristics and requirements, and can require students to enroll through interviews or other evaluation methods.

3. The quality and characteristics of education are different.

Public schools are usually oriented to students, so the quality of education is relatively balanced, emphasizing students' academic level and comprehensive quality. Private schools can provide more personalized education according to their own conditions and characteristics, and may have higher education quality and unique educational characteristics, such as limiting class size and providing more courses and activities.