1. Excellent comprehensive performance: When enrolling students, the school will evaluate the students' comprehensive performance, including their test scores, junior high school scores and awards. Students with excellent comprehensive scores have the opportunity to enter key classes.
2. Outstanding academic specialties: the school will evaluate students according to their academic specialties, such as mathematics, physics and chemistry. If students do well in these subjects, they will be selected into key classes.
3. Strong learning ability: the school will also consider students' learning ability, including thinking ability, memory ability, learning method and self-discipline ability. Students with strong learning ability are more likely to adapt to high-intensity teaching content and competitive pressure.
4. High comprehensive quality: In addition to academic performance, students' comprehensive quality is also an important consideration, such as moral character, leadership, teamwork ability and artistic expertise. Students with high comprehensive quality can better adapt to the teaching and competitive environment of key classes in other aspects.