Huanggang middle school

Hubei Huanggang middle school

synonym

Huanggang middle school generally refers to Huanggang middle school in Hubei Province

Huanggang middle school in Hubei Province is located in Huanggang City, Hubei Province. In 1953, it was first identified as a provincial key middle school by the Hubei provincial government. In 1993, it was first identified as a provincial model school by the Hubei provincial government. It is a member of the joint examination of eight schools in Hubei Province.

Huanggang middle school in Hubei Province, formerly known as huangzhoufu middle school, was founded in 1904. In June 1949, it was officially renamed "Huanggang middle school".

As of January 2019, Huanggang middle school in Hubei Province covers an area of 500 mu, with a construction area of 150000 square meters, 280 teaching staff and 2600 students.

Historical evolution

The Fuzhong period of Huangzhou (1904-1911)

In 1904, huangzhoufu middle school, the first middle school in Eastern Hubei Province, was founded in huangzhoufu experimental college. Recruit a class of nearly 50 students.

In 1905, huangzhoufu middle school was changed into huangzhoufu normal school. Students were expanded to two classes.

In 1907, after the normal students graduated, they resumed the secondary school, which is still called huangzhoufu secondary school.

 

In 1911, the Wuchang Uprising broke out, and Huangzhou middle school, like other schools in the province, virtually stopped running.

 

Qihuang middle school period (1912-1926)

In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), Qihuang middle school in the third district was set up in zhujiaxiang, Yanzhishan, Wuchang.

In 1923, the provincial government increased the subsidy for middle schools in various districts, so Qihuang middle school was renamed as the sixth middle school in Hubei Province. The educational system has been changed to three years, with one class enrolled every year. The number of students varies, with a total of three classes enrolled.

 

The period of provincial sixth middle school (1926-1938)

In the autumn of 1926, the Northern Expedition army conquered Wuhan, and Hubei Provincial Department of education reorganized the provincial schools at the same time. The provincial education department ordered the provincial sixth middle school to move back to Huangzhou.

In 1935, it was changed to Huanggang junior high school in Hubei Province.

In January 1938, Comrade Liu Xiyao went to Huangzhou to form the Huanggang County Committee of the Communist Party of China. He developed a group of activists among the six middle school students to join the party and established underground party branches.

 

The period of the second provincial high school (1939-1949)

In July of 1938, the Japanese invaders stepped forward, and the military situation outside Wuhan was urgent. Chen Cheng, chairman of Hubei Province, decided to merge the public and private middle schools in the whole province and transfer them to the western mountainous area of Hubei Province to form Hubei Province United middle school. Under the leadership of Zhang He, the provincial Huanggang junior middle school moved to Lichuan and merged with Hankou experimental middle school, which is called Hubei Lianzhong Lichuan branch.

In 1939, in order to solve the problem of young students' schooling, Cheng Ruhuai, the Commissioner of Eastern Hubei, made use of the basic strength of Huanggang junior high school, the former provincial junior high school, to set up Hubei union middle school's eastern Hubei Branch, which was located in sanjieyuan (then Huanggang) of Luotian mountain area.

In February 1942, according to the provincial government's order, Edong branch was divided into three schools. The senior high school and the sixth class of junior high school for boys were changed into the second senior high school of Hubei Province, which was called "the second high school" for short, with three Jieyuan; the teacher training, normal class and the seventh class of junior high school for boys were changed into the second normal school of Hubei Province, with sipohe; the female department was changed into the second senior high school of Hubei Province, with machonghe. In July, the second female high school merged into the second high school.

 

In February 1947, it was renamed Huanggang high school in Hubei Province. In August 1947, the school moved back to the new school building outside the east gate of Huangzhou. In October, Liu Deng's army went south and occupied Tuanfeng. The KMT panicked and ordered the school to move to Xiangxiang guild hall in Hanyang.

In 1948, he moved back to Huangzhou.

On May 14, 1949, Huangzhou was liberated. Huanggang high school resumed classes on May 18, with more than 240 students.

 

Huanggang middle school period

In June 1949, the prefectural Party committee decided to merge Huanggang junior high school and Huanggang Normal School into Huanggang high school and renamed Huanggang middle school.

In March 1950, the Provincial Department of education instructed Huanggang Normal University to be independent, with more than 300 students.

In 1953, the school was identified as one of the five key middle schools in Hubei Province.

In 1954, he began to select and send preparatory students to stay in the Soviet Union.

In July 1955, the Senior High School Department moved from Dongmen to yizimenwai.

In the autumn of 1956, Huanggang high school was an independent high school with 1027 students in 20 classes.

 

In September 1957, according to the instruction of the Department of education, the school was renamed Huanggang No.4 Middle School in Hubei Province.

In September 1958, the original name of Huanggang high school was restored.

In the autumn of 1960, the junior high school was reopened and the original name of Huanggang middle school was restored.

In June 1966, the "Cultural Revolution working group" of Huanggang Prefecture Party committee entered Huanggang middle school and set up the "Cultural Revolution Committee" to take over all the work of the school. The original party and government organizations were paralyzed and the school was closed. The working group and the school cultural revolution led the school movement according to the national situation, organized "Red Guards" and sent representatives to Beijing to attend Chairman Mao's interview. The "Red Guards" also took advantage of the wind of "breaking the four old" to rob homes. Many books and materials accumulated by teachers for many years were burned and sold as "poisonous weeds". They also went to the society to destroy antiquities and burn ancient books, causing heavy losses.

In October 1968, the first "workers' Mao Zedong thought propaganda team" in Huanggang District entered Huanggang middle school, collected weapons, disbanded militant organizations, stopped militant activities, and organized study classes for the leaders of various organizations, ending the chaotic situation of militant activities and stabilizing the situation at that time.

In December 1977, the publicity team withdrew from the school.

In December 1978, the education trade union was restored and reorganized.

In 1979, there were 107 students enrolled in the college entrance examination, ranking first in Hubei Province.

In 1981, senior high school was changed to a three-year system. So far, the scale of the school has been basically finalized, with a total of 30 teaching classes, 4 classes per grade in junior high school, 12 classes in total, and 6 classes per grade in senior high school, 18 classes in total, with about 1600 students on campus.

In March 1993, Huanggang middle school was awarded the title of "Hubei ordinary middle school model school" by the Provincial Education Commission, which was one of the first two model schools in Hubei Province.

 

In July 2018, the counterpart supported the development of No.1 Middle School in Huangzhou district.

 

School running conditions

Hardware facilities

As of March 2017, Huanggang middle school has 8 student apartments, which can accommodate 5000 people. The dormitories are equipped with independent toilets and air conditioning. The school canteen is A-level student canteen in Hubei Province. There are hot water and warm water in the teaching building for students to drink directly. There are student supermarket and clinic in the school.

 

As of January 2019, Huanggang middle school library has 1 literature, history and philosophy reading room, 2 Chinese periodical reading rooms, 1 English periodical reading room, 3 comprehensive reading rooms, 3 research rooms, 300000 books and 150000 periodicals, and 432 computers in the electronic reading room.

 

School scale

As of January 2019, the campus of Huanggang middle school covers an area of 500 mu, with a construction area of 150000 square meters. There are 2600 students and 90 teaching classes (including 75 classes in senior high school and 15 classes in International Department).

 

 

Local branch schools

According to the official website of Huanggang middle school in September 2018, Huanggang middle school has branches in Huizhou, Beijing, Guangzhou and the Fifth Agricultural Division.

 

Faculty

As of January 2019, Huanggang middle school has 280 teaching staff, 3 special grade teachers and 95 senior teachers.

 

Government special allowance of the State Council: Zeng Xianzhi

 

Advanced worker in Hubei Province: Chen Wenke

 

He Lantian, one of the first batch of famous primary and secondary school educators in Hubei Province

 

School running achievements

Student achievement

College entrance examination results

In the college entrance examination in 2019, the highest score of science is 686, and the highest score of liberal arts is 652, ranking 19 in Hubei Province. 438 people scored more than 600, and the line passing rate of 600 was 50%. The admission rate of "985" universities is 38%, and that of "211" universities is 70%. The online rate of one book was 96.6%, and that of science was 97.8%.

In the 2018 college entrance examination, the highest score of science was 704, ranking seventh in Hubei Province; the highest score of liberal arts was 677, ranking seventh in Hubei Province

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