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只要有学生存在,就不能不设置学校,特别是小学。这是义务教育法所规定的,同时也是一个历史意义上的常理。正因为如此,我国广大的农村曾经遍布“村小”——一种旨在解决本村孩子入学的规模极小、非法人单位性质的学校。这些小型的甚至只有一名教师的学校,不仅承担了落实我国义务教育法的重要任务,让偏僻乡村里所有的孩子都能够读书学习,而且还担当着乡村文化中心和信息中心的重要角色。
As long as students exist, they can not but set up schools, especially primary schools. This is stipulated by the law on compulsory education and is also a historical common sense. It is for this reason that the vast majority of rural areas in our country used to be covered in “small villages” - a school designed to solve the very small-scale, unincorporated nature of children in the village. These small, even single-teacher schools not only carry the important task of implementing the compulsory education law in our country, but also enable all children in remote villages to study and study, and also play an important role in rural cultural centers and information centers.