BEIJING — China’s State Council announced new laws halting the teaching of foreign curriculum in schools from kindergarten to grade nine (K-9) and prohibiting the ownership or control of any private K-9 schools by foreign entities.
The laws, which will come into effect on Sept. 1, are the latest in a series of measures taken by Beijing to tighten control of its fast-growing education sector and public discourse.
China currently has private K-9 schools which teach local and foreign curriculum.
The members of the board of directors or other decision making body at a private K-9 school should be Chinese nationals and should include representatives from the regulators, accordi…
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