- Kaohsiung Municipal Kaohsiung Senior High School
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Kaohsiung Municipal
Kaohsiung Senior High School
高雄市立高雄高級中學Self-improvement never-ending
自強不息Address No. 50, Jianguo 3rd Road,
Sanmin District
Kaohsiung City, 80748, TaiwanInformation Type Municipal public school Established 1922 Principal Hsiu-Hsia Huang
(黃秀霞)Faculty 152 (2006) Grades 10 - 12 Age range 16 - 18 Number of students 2,900 (2006) Campus Urban, 76,000 m² Website www.kshs.kh.edu.tw The Kaohsiung Municipal Kaohsiung Senior High School (Chinese: 高雄市立高雄高級中學, Abbr: KSHS) is a high school in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The school recruits mostly male students in regular, except for music classes and gymnastic classes. It is near to the kaohsiung railway station. Furthermore, the school dates back to the Japanese reign in Taiwan.
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History
Japanese period
The school was established on April 1, 1922 in order to provide the children of Japanese officials with a proper education. Kaohsiung Municipal High School on Google Maps: [1]
Kuomintang rule
On October 25, 1945, after the Japanese defeat in World War II, the school was reorganized into the Taiwan Provincial Kaohsiung Senior High School.
228 incident
During the 228 incident in 1947 many rioters saw the school as a foothold to launch an assault on Kuomintang soldiers, including the Self-Defense Forces of the school made up of students. Despite headmaste Rin Ching Yuen's dissuasion, the force was established. A cease-fire was not agreed, and commander P'eng Meng Ch'i ordered an assault on the city government, the Kaohsiung train station, and the school. Due to lack of firepower, the students were killed. The fighting devastated the already damaged equipment (during World War II), bullet holes could still be seen inside the school.
Spirit of the school
- The motto of the school: Self-improvement never-ending.(Chinese: 校訓:自強不息)
- The spirit of the school: Find truth in all. Strive for perfection.(Chinese: 精神:實事求是,精益求精)
See also
External links
Categories:- High schools in Taiwan
- Schools in Kaohsiung
- Asian school stubs
- Taiwan education stubs
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