A school 300 meters away from home could not go to a school, but was arranged to study in a school 2 kilometers away  A school-age child in a certain city encountered such an arrangement from the district education bureau when he was in primary school, and this arrangement was made by the district education bureau according to the district where the children were registered
According to the principle of admission to the nearest school stipulated by the city's Bureau of Education, the parents of the child took the District Bureau of Education to the court and asked to cancel the original arrangement and allow their child to go to school nearby, and the court made a first-instance judgment on this and rejected the plaintiff's request
Going to the nearest school is not a recent school, and the straight-line distance between the registered permanent residence and the school should not be taken as the only basis for dividing the teaching area