I have only seen reports on support for private kindergartens in various places. It is recommended to go to local education to learn more. Policies to support the development of private kindergartens have been introduced across the country:

Tianjin: Implementing a standard project to support private kindergartens: Tianjin will encourage and guide the development of private kindergartens and implement a standard project to support private kindergartens. We will provide encouragement and support to high-quality private preschool education institutions through awards in lieu of subsidies, etc., and strive to build a number of qualified and reputable private kindergartens within three years. In the future, private kindergartens in Tianjin will enjoy the same treatment as public kindergartens in terms of kindergarten grade recognition, teacher training, professional title assessment, education and scientific research, commendations and awards, etc. In addition, the upcoming private kindergarten support and standardization project also includes: adopting preferential policies to actively encourage qualified and reputable social groups, enterprises, citizens, etc. to establish kindergartens; breaking through institutional barriers and accelerating the introduction of domestic and foreign preschool education resources; guiding and Support private kindergartens in providing inclusive services to the public at lower fees; provide encouragement and support to high-quality private preschool education institutions through awards in lieu of subsidies, etc. At the same time, Tianjin will improve the admission system for private kindergartens and implement classified management of private kindergartens. The operation of private first-class and second-class kindergartens shall be approved and managed by the district and county education administrative departments; the operation of private preschool education service points shall be registered and managed by the local sub-district offices or township people's governments and reported to the district and county education administrative departments for filing. Before the end of 2010, the certification of private preschool education institutions will be completed.

Fujian: Low-tuition private kindergartens can receive provincial financial subsidies... I have only seen reports on support for private kindergartens from various places. It is recommended to go to local education to learn more. Policies to support the development of private kindergartens have been introduced across the country: The Fujian Provincial Department of Finance recently stated that the province will increase financial support for the development of preschool education. All parts of the province can formulate per-student funding standards and per-student financial allocation standards for public kindergartens based on actual research. Funds for running public kindergartens shall be fully allocated or allocated by fixed amounts from the same level of finance. In terms of support for private kindergartens, provincial financial support will also be increased. Fujian Province stipulates that subsidies will be provided to inclusive private kindergartens with standardized operation, qualified quality, and low fees in urban and rural areas. The provincial government will provide subsidies for private kindergartens with an average monthly fee of less than 150 yuan (excluding food expenses) per child. A subsidy of 100 yuan/year/person will be provided for each person enrolled in kindergarten at the end of the last school year. Private kindergartens supported by the government and in compliance with tax laws will be exempted from corporate income tax. Education fees and childcare fees charged by private kindergartens within the range of fee standards reported and publicized by relevant local departments are exempt from business tax in accordance with relevant regulations.

Beijing: Private kindergartens are expected to receive government subsidies next year. From next year, Beijing’s street-level kindergartens and private kindergartens are expected to receive subsidies from government public funds. Currently, each district and county is calculating the number of people and standards for subsidies, and will report them later. Municipal Education Commission. It is expected that subdistrict government-run kindergartens and private kindergartens will be subsidized according to different standards. Generally speaking, the calculation is based on the standard of 1,000 yuan per child per year.

Kunming: The government rewards private kindergartens on a large scale. In 2010, Kunming City allocated 8.2 million yuan to reward private primary and secondary schools and kindergartens. The list of 54 award-winning private primary and secondary schools and kindergartens was recently announced. Private kindergartens received the largest number of awards, with 28 private kindergartens winning awards. Among them, 16 private kindergartens were successfully established as provincial first-level model kindergartens, each receiving a one-time award of 200,000 yuan, which is the highest level of kindergarten evaluation in Yunnan Province; 12 kindergartens with more than 300 children each received a one-time award of 100,000 yuan. Yuan.