Who can answer from the perspective of education law | Does the school have the right to ask students to eat in designated restaurants? Does the school have the right to require students to attend classes according to regulations?

From the perspective of education law, schools have the responsibility and right to manage students.

It is not appropriate to designate dining halls. Students can eat out or go home, which is not mandatory; It is the normal right of the school to require students to attend classes according to regulations. In order to maintain the normal teaching quality, the school has the right to require students to complete the designated classes according to regulations.