Hangzhou High School

Hangzhou senior high school is the earliest public middle school in Zhejiang Province. It has a history of more than 100 years since its establishment. It was formerly known as YangZheng Shushu school and Zhejiang official two-level normal school. It also has the title of "four famous schools in the south of the Yangtze River".

Many famous alumni came out here, including scholars, scientists and Revolutionaries: Lu Xun, Zhu Ziqing, Ye Shengtao, Xu Zhimo, Yu Dafu, Feng Zikai, Jin Yong, Jiang Lifu, Chen Jiangong, Jiang Zhuying, Yu Xiusong, Shi Cuntong, etc So far, 46 alumni of hanggao have been elected as academicians at home and abroad, known as the "cradle of academicians".

Hanggao has not only profound cultural heritage, but also beautiful scenery. Hanggao's buildings are mainly red with rich green plants and cherry blossom in spring, which is very beautiful.

Hangzhou High School

synonym

Hangzhou high school generally refers to Hangzhou high school in Zhejiang Province

Zhejiang Hangzhou high school is a full-time public high school organized by Hangzhou Municipal Bureau of education. It was selected as one of the first batch of first-class key high schools in Zhejiang Province in 1995 and one of the first batch of first-class ordinary high school characteristic demonstration schools in Zhejiang Province in 2014. The National Astronomical Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences once named the international asteroid 48700 "hanggao star".

The predecessor of Hangzhou senior high school in Zhejiang Province is YangZheng Shushu school founded in 1899 and Zhejiang government two-level normal school founded in 1906. In 1923, the two schools merged into "Zhejiang No.1 Middle School"; in 1928, it was renamed "Zhejiang No.1 Middle School"; in 1929, it was founded "Zhejiang No.1 high school"; in 1933, it was renamed "Zhejiang No.1 Middle School" In 1951, Hangzhou Municipal middle school was merged and renamed "Hangzhou No.1 Middle School in Zhejiang Province"; in 1988, it was renamed "Hangzhou high school in Zhejiang Province".

As of September 2013, Hangzhou high school in Zhejiang Province covers an area of 110 mu, with a building area of 41874 square meters. There are 37 classes, more than 1664 students and 171 teaching staff.

Historical evolution

The source of running a school

Zhejiang provincial No.1 Middle School

In 1899 (the 25th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), educator Lin Qi founded the predecessor of Hangzhou high school in Zhejiang Province - "YangZheng Shushu school", which is located in Yuantong Temple of zhidafang in Hangzhou.

In 1901 (the 27th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), the government of the Qing Dynasty issued the imperial edict of promoting learning, which ordered all provinces to change the academies into schools, and YangZheng Shushu school was renamed Hangzhou Fuzhong school.

In 1911 (the third year of Xuantong of the Qing Dynasty), Hangzhou Fu middle school was renamed the first middle school of Zhejiang Province.

In 1913 (the second year of the Republic of China), Zhejiang No.1 middle school was renamed Zhejiang No.1 middle school.

Zhejiang provincial first normal school

In May 1906 (the 32nd year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), Zhang Zengfeng, governor of Zhejiang Province, rebuilt the official two-level normal school in Zhejiang Province from the former site of Hangzhou Gongyuan in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

In the spring of 1908 (the 34th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), the school was completed and started in April. There were four courses, namely the selective course of superior normal school, the simple course of Junior Normal School and the specialized course of gymnastics.

In 1912 (the first year of the Republic of China), the school was renamed school. The excellent Department of Zhejiang two-level normal school was suspended, and its public science students were incorporated into Beijing Higher Normal School, leaving the junior department to continue to handle.

In May 1913, the Zhejiang Provincial Council passed the resolution on the establishment of provincial normal schools, which changed the primary Department of two-level normal schools into the first normal school of Zhejiang Province.

Merging schools

In 1923, Zhejiang provincial first normal school and Zhejiang provincial first middle school were merged. The two schools were collectively called Zhejiang provincial first middle school. The direct dafangbo campus of Zhejiang provincial first middle school retained the junior high school department (now Hangzhou No.

In 1927, Zhejiang Provincial Women's middle school (now Hangzhou No.14 Middle School) was incorporated.

In 1928, Zhejiang No.1 middle school was renamed Zhejiang No.1 middle school.

In 1929, the school was transformed into an autocratic junior high school, with one and two departments; in the same year, Zhejiang provincial senior high school was established.

In 1931, Zhejiang provincial government decided to set up Zhejiang provincial Hangzhou normal school at the former site of Confucius Temple on Nanshan Road in Hangzhou (which was merged into Hangzhou Normal University in 2000, now Hangzhou Normal University). In the same year, all the students and teachers of Zhejiang provincial high school moved out of the former campus of Gongyuan; the women's Department of Zhejiang provincial No.1 Middle School became Zhejiang Provincial Women's school.

In 1933, the school was renamed Hangzhou Senior High School of Zhejiang Province.

In 1937, after the outbreak of the Anti Japanese War, the school moved to Lishui. Together with Hangzhou junior middle school, Hangzhou women's middle school, Jiaxing middle school, Huzhou middle school and Zhejiang People's experimental school, Zhejiang provincial temporary joint middle school was formed.

In 1939, Zhejiang provincial Hangzhou junior high school was set up as a temporary joint junior high school.

In 1945, after the victory of the Anti Japanese War, the school moved back to Hangzhou Gongyuan.

In 1949, Jianguo Middle School of Zhejiang Province was merged into Jianguo middle school.

In 1951, Hangzhou Municipal middle school was merged and renamed Hangzhou No.1 Middle School in Zhejiang Province.

In 1969, it was renamed Hangzhou refinery Wuqi school, later renamed Hangzhou No.1 Middle School in Zhejiang Province.

In 1988, Hangzhou No.1 Middle School of Zhejiang Province was renamed Hangzhou Senior High School of Zhejiang Province.

In 1995, he was selected as one of the first batch of key middle schools in Zhejiang Province.

In 2014, it was selected as one of the first batch of characteristic demonstration schools in Zhejiang Province.

 

On June 15, 2018, he joined the "China excellent high school alliance".

 

School running conditions

School scale

As of September 2013, Hangzhou high school in Zhejiang Province covers an area of 110 mu, with a building area of 41874 square meters, 37 classes and 1664 students.

 

Hardware facilities

As of September 2013, Hangzhou high school in Zhejiang Province has built a multimedia classroom suitable for modern education and teaching, a comprehensive digital laboratory for science, an electronic reading room, a campus network system, the only "Hangzhou Aksu middle school Observatory" with telemetry function in the domestic middle school community, a large gymnasium with complete training facilities, a school library with more than 200000 books and geological and mineral specimens Room, etc.

 

 

Faculty

As of September 2013, Hangzhou high school in Zhejiang Province has 171 teaching staff, of which 83 are senior teachers, accounting for 57.6% of the total number of teachers. There are 2 in-service special grade teachers, 2 senior teachers at the teaching level, 10 provincial and municipal famous teachers, 10 discipline leaders, 19 members of municipal discipline groups and directors of provincial and municipal science associations Among them, there are 65 provincial, municipal and system level teaching rookies, and 75% of the total teachers are system level or above excellent teachers, teaching rookies and subject leaders.

 

In service special grade teachers: Shang Ke, Zhao Zhongxia

Senior teachers: Shang Ke, Lin Lan

New stars in Zhejiang Province: Lu Xinmin, Xu Tao, Xie Yongming, Zhu Haiqi

 

Foreign exchange

Hangzhou senior high school in Zhejiang Province is a key foreign-related unit in Hangzhou. As of September 2013, it has established extensive cooperation and exchange relations with many schools in Japan, Europe, America and many countries and regions in Southeast Asia. On October 17, 1995, hanggao and kitaku University in Fukui City, Japan established a friendship school. Since 2002, hanggao has established a friendly relationship with Dover schuber public high school in the United States, sending teachers and students to each other for the annual friendly inter school exchange. Every year, the school also sends a group of teachers and students to the United States, Britain, Germany, Australia, Japan, Singapore and other countries for exchange visits. In 2006, the school received nearly 3000 visitors from home and abroad.

 

School running achievements

Student achievement

College entrance examination results

In the 2011-2013 college entrance examination of Zhejiang Province, the online rate of key universities of Hangzhou high school ranked among the top three in Hangzhou, and some students won the first place in liberal arts of Zhejiang Province, the second and fourth place in science of Zhejiang Province, and the second place in science of Hangzhou city.

In addition, students of Hangzhou senior high school in Zhejiang Province have been accepted by Oxford University (such as Shao Zhen in 2013), Cambridge University (such as Jin Yufan in 2012), Massachusetts Institute of Technology (such as Wang Luya in 2014), University of California Berkeley (such as Han Gefei in 2014), New York University (such as Zhou Hongfei in 2012) and Columbia University (such as Xu Yufan in 2012) And other famous overseas universities.

 

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