Taipei Municipal Zhong-zheng Senior High School
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Zhong-zheng Senior High School
(ZZSH or CCSH, Traditional Chinese Characters
: 臺北市立中正高中, Hanyu Pinyin
: táiběi shìlì zhōngzhèng gāozhōng, Tongyong Pinyin: taibei shihli jhong jheng gaojhong, Wade-Giles: t'aipei shihli chung cheng kaochung) is a public 3-year high school
in Taipei City, Taiwan
, Republic of China
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In 1964, the senior high school was added on a trial basis and with good results, this school was converted into a complete high school in 1966, under the jurisdiction of the Yangmingshan Management Bureau. In 1968, the Yangmingshan Management Bureau was formally taken over by the Taipei City Government. In July, this school was separated into two schools--Taipei Municipal Shih-lin Senior High School and Junior High School. By order of the government, the campus was assigned as the junior high school in 1972 and the senior high school was moved to the present site, Shi-pai, on Feb. 25, 1975.
In August, 1975, this school was renamed as Taipei Municipal Zhong-zheng Senior High School. In the same year, Ms. Shao Meng-lan announced her retirement. After Ms. Shao were Mr. Yu Wei-lu, Ms. Ding Ya-wen and Mr. Lin Shi-de. The current principal, Mr. Liu Zheng-ming, assumed office in August, 2003. Since then, Principal Liu has showed great respect for the school faculty, students and their parents. Moreover, he has spared no effort to handle school affairs with enthusiasm to steer the school into a bright future.
Covering a spacious beautiful campus of about 23,000 pings, this school was completed with all the necessary facilities in 1975. With the completion of Yi-teh Building in 1987, artistic education was included to help students of talent for arts, music and dancing.
Our teaching staff is qualified and excellent and so are the students. Together with the school staff, students in this school have achieved very good results, both in academic performance and in extra-curricular activities. We believe we will make our best endeavors to ensure our school greater success.
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(ZZSH or CCSH, Traditional Chinese Characters
Chinese language
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: 臺北市立中正高中, Hanyu Pinyin
Pinyin
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: táiběi shìlì zhōngzhèng gāozhōng, Tongyong Pinyin: taibei shihli jhong jheng gaojhong, Wade-Giles: t'aipei shihli chung cheng kaochung) is a public 3-year high school
High school
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in Taipei City, Taiwan
Taiwan
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, Republic of China
Republic of China
The Republic of China , commonly known as Taiwan , is a unitary sovereign state located in East Asia. Originally based in mainland China, the Republic of China currently governs the island of Taiwan , which forms over 99% of its current territory, as well as Penghu, Kinmen, Matsu and other minor...
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History
Taipei Municipal Zhong-zheng Senior High School, formerly the Taipei County Shih-lin Junior High School, was established in 1945 and began to enroll new students the next year. The first principal was Mr. Su Jin-zhuan, and after the conduct of the following principals, Mr. Ho Jiang-shan, Mr. Hsieh Da-huang and Ms. Shao Meng-lan, this school expanded and developed rapidly and enjoyed growing reputation.In 1964, the senior high school was added on a trial basis and with good results, this school was converted into a complete high school in 1966, under the jurisdiction of the Yangmingshan Management Bureau. In 1968, the Yangmingshan Management Bureau was formally taken over by the Taipei City Government. In July, this school was separated into two schools--Taipei Municipal Shih-lin Senior High School and Junior High School. By order of the government, the campus was assigned as the junior high school in 1972 and the senior high school was moved to the present site, Shi-pai, on Feb. 25, 1975.
In August, 1975, this school was renamed as Taipei Municipal Zhong-zheng Senior High School. In the same year, Ms. Shao Meng-lan announced her retirement. After Ms. Shao were Mr. Yu Wei-lu, Ms. Ding Ya-wen and Mr. Lin Shi-de. The current principal, Mr. Liu Zheng-ming, assumed office in August, 2003. Since then, Principal Liu has showed great respect for the school faculty, students and their parents. Moreover, he has spared no effort to handle school affairs with enthusiasm to steer the school into a bright future.
Covering a spacious beautiful campus of about 23,000 pings, this school was completed with all the necessary facilities in 1975. With the completion of Yi-teh Building in 1987, artistic education was included to help students of talent for arts, music and dancing.
Our teaching staff is qualified and excellent and so are the students. Together with the school staff, students in this school have achieved very good results, both in academic performance and in extra-curricular activities. We believe we will make our best endeavors to ensure our school greater success.
Location
Taipei Municipal Zhong-zheng Senior High School is located in the northwest of the Taipei BasinTaipei Basin
Taipei Basin is a geographic region in northern Taiwan. It is the second largest basin in Taiwan. The basin is bounded by Yangmingshan to the north, Linkou mesa to the west, and the Ridge of Xueshan Range to the southeast. The shape of the basin is close to a triangle...
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