Shaoxing No.1 Middle School

Shaoxing No.1 Middle School

synonym

Shaoxing No.1 middle school generally refers to Shaoxing No.1 middle school

Shaoxing No.1 high school is a key middle school in Zhejiang Province, a civilized unit, an advanced school, a green school and an experimental school of modern education technology in Zhejiang Province.

According to the official website of the school in February 2019, the school covers an area of 201 mu, with a total construction area of 79200 square meters, a total investment of 350 million yuan and 51 teaching classes.

According to the official website of the school in February 2019, the school has 204 full-time teachers, including 4 special grade teachers, 4 regular senior teachers and 101 senior professional titles; 1 international gold medal coach, 1 expert enjoying the special allowance of the State Council, 1 national excellent teacher, 13 first-class winners of national and Zhejiang high-quality courses, and 13 provincial meritorious teachers, model workers, excellent teachers, training objects of famous teachers There are 12 teaching rookies, 60 teaching rookies and "top 30" teachers in Shaoxing.

Historical evolution

At the beginning of its establishment

In 1897, Shanyin squire and reformer Xu Shulan donated 1000 liang of silver, and raised more than 4000 yuan from Shanyin shazu and Shaojun tea office. Imitating Sheng Xuanhuai's creation of Tianjin Zhongxi school, Shaojun Zhongxi school was established under the regulation of second-class school (< I is equivalent to middle school < / I), which was recorded by Zhejiang governor Liao Shoufeng.

In 1898, after the failure of the reform movement of 1898, Cai Yuanpei, who was the editor of the Imperial Academy in the capital, decided that there was no hope for the political improvement of the Qing Dynasty, so he abandoned his official position and returned to Shao, where he was appointed president of Shaojun Chinese and Western school. At the beginning of CAI's career, he planned to set up a library called "yangxincang". He ordered 15 books by hand and taught students in accordance with their aptitude according to their age and the degree of traditional Chinese culture.

In July 1899, the school was renamed Shaoxing Fu school. Cai Yuanpei recruited teachers to promote new education: purchasing scientific instruments, reforming curriculum, compiling textbooks, adding Japanese, gymnastics, surveying and mapping, physical chemistry and other courses, and taking the lead in introducing foreign teachers.

In 1900, Cai Yuanpei resigned because he was dissatisfied with the opposition of the Conservatives and the interference of the school managers, and the school was closed for one year.

In 1901, he Shouzhang became the president of the school, recruiting students to start school again.

In 1902, the school was moved to Longshan Academy (< I now Shaoxing < / I < I Fushan Park < / I < I Martyrs Monument < / I < I base site < / I), with more than 80 students. History and geography were separated from Chinese.

In April 1902, the public funds of Bayi, which was under the jurisdiction of Shao, were withdrawn as the funds for running the school, and half of the original property of Jishan Academy was appropriated, and the school became an official institution from then on.

In 1903, we stopped recruiting additional students and set up a normal department with 20 fixed places.

Since 1906, it was renamed Shaoxing Fu middle school.

In December 1906, Cangqiao test institute was rebuilt as a new school building of Fu Zhong Xue Tang.

In 1907, the construction of the school started. At the same time, the school sent its staff to Shanghai to buy books, and went eastward to Japan to buy a large number of physical and chemical instruments, chemicals, museum specimens, physiological models and sports equipment.

In July 1907, Cangqiao new school building was completed, covering an area of 50 mu and taking shape. There were 116 students in that year.

In 1908, the educational system was changed to four years.

In September 1910, Zhou Shuren (Lu Xun) came to the University from Zhejiang two-level normal school as a supervisor and a museum teacher for one year.

In 1911, the consultative Bureau of Zhejiang Province decided to change the school into a provincial one, and the funds were controlled by the province as a whole. It was renamed the Fifth Middle School of Zhejiang Province.

In November 1911, Shaoxing military and government branch sent personnel to take over the school.

In 1912, it was renamed the Fifth Middle School of Zhejiang Province, which began in March. From then on, the school funds began to come out of the provincial treasury, and the headmaster was assumed by the provincial administrative department of education.

In March 1921, the first Alumni Association was established and the Alumni Association fund was established.

In 1922, the new educational system was introduced (< I junior high school three years each < / I). We began to recruit two classes of three-year junior high school students, and stopped recruiting new students from the old system.

In August 1923, the fifth division of Zhejiang Province was incorporated into the school, with Cangqiao school building as the middle school department and Longshan school building as the normal department, and set up a three-year normal teaching section.

In August 1926, we began to enroll the first class of three-year senior high school freshmen.

In 1927, the senior high school was closed, and the students transferred to Hangzhou senior high school in Zhejiang Province.

In the spring of 1928, Shaoxing County women's normal school was merged into the normal Department of the school, and the former site of the school (< I today < / I < I Beihai primary school < / I) was changed to the second part of No.5 Middle School Affiliated Primary School (< I later changed to Shaoxing County No.3 Primary School < / I).

In August 1929, the Ministry of normal education stopped recruiting new teachers to teach subjects and set up a one-year teacher training class to recruit junior high school graduates and current primary school teachers for training.

In 1932, the model room (< I study room, dormitory < / I) system was tried out.

In July 1933, it was renamed Shaoxing Junior High School of Zhejiang Province.

In the autumn of 1936, a simple normal department was set up.

In the autumn of 1938, the Department of senior high school was restored, and one class of junior high school freshmen and one class of junior high school freshmen and one class of Junior Normal school freshmen were recruited. The scale of the school was further expanded, so the school was renamed Shaoxing middle school in Zhejiang Province.

In May 1939, Japanese planes bombed Shaocheng three times. The classrooms and dormitories were seriously damaged.

In July 1939, he moved to Lanting, Qifu, Fangquan, Lizhu and huamingquan of Fengqiao in Zhuji to continue to study and teach.

In 1940, he moved to Chongren Town, Shengxian County, where he resumed classes.

In April 1941, Shaoxing was occupied by the enemy, and Cangqiao school was occupied as a barracks by the enemy.

In June 1941, the class resumed.

In August 1941, he moved back to 28du of Shengxian County, which is called the first provincial temporary middle school. There are three departments of senior high school, junior high school and Jianshi, with a total of more than 700 students. The Jianshi department was moved to Xiaxiang village.

In February 1942, it was renamed Shaoxing Middle School of Zhejiang Province.

In May 1942, the Japanese invaders invaded the south again and Zhusheng fell. The school's teachers and students moved south again in batches, reaching Xuanping and Ruian in southern Zhejiang Province through Xinchang, Pan'an, Dongyang, Jinyun and Lishui. The middle school students were merged into the provincial second and third temporary middle schools respectively, while the students of the simple normal school were merged into the provincial Jinhua normal school and the provincial Wenzhou Normal School respectively.

In June 1943, the Provincial Department of education appointed Zhao Zailiang as the headmaster and ordered him to return to school. He found the school building in Tiantai Street Town and started school in September.

In February 1944, another school was selected in Zhexi village of Tiantai until the victory of the Anti Japanese war.

In October 1945, Cangqiao school building was accepted.

In January 1946, he moved back to Shaoxing.

In May 1946, the general meeting of alumni association was held, and the case of "mobilizing alumni from old Shaoxing to organize alumni branch" was passed.

In March 1947, the 50th anniversary celebration meeting and other commemorative activities were held.

After the founding of the people's Republic of China

In June 1949, the Shaoxing military control commission appointed Liang Yaodong as its representative to take over the school.

In July 1949, the school affairs committee was established, and Xilin Junior High School of Shaoxing County (< I, formerly Shaoxing County Middle School) was incorporated into the school. The school is located in the school branch (< I now No. 563 Shengli West Road < / I < I Datong school < / I).

In 1954, it was identified as a key middle school in Zhejiang Province.

In April 1955, it was renamed Shaoxing middle school in Zhejiang Province.

In 1956, all middle schools were named by serial number, and the school was renamed Shaoxing No.1 Middle School in Zhejiang Province.

In 1961, the school carried out the policy of "adjusting, consolidating, enriching and improving" and rectified the "three games" run by the school.

In 1962, we began to organize pilot classes for teaching reform, and carried out reform experiments in Chinese, mathematics, foreign language and other subjects.

In June 1966, the movement of "Cultural Revolution" swept all the middle schools in Shaoxing, and the schools were forced to "stop classes for revolution". Junior high school stopped enrolling students for two consecutive years, and senior high school stopped enrolling students for four consecutive years.

In 1968, junior high school resumed enrollment, and the length of schooling was changed to two years.

In 1970, the enrollment of senior high schools was resumed, and the length of schooling was changed to two years.

In 1977, the college entrance examination system was restored.

reform and opening-up

Since 1978, the policy of "adjustment, reform, rectification and improvement" has been implemented. Starting with the rectification of teaching order, the school has implemented the "Provisional Regulations on full time middle school work" (Trial draft) issued by the Ministry of education and the "Provisional Regulations on education management of primary and secondary schools in Zhejiang Province" issued by the Provincial Department of education, and implemented the "full time primary and secondary school teaching plan" (Trial draft) issued by the Ministry of education and later promulgated "The rules for primary and secondary school students" (Draft), "national physical exercise standards" and so on.

In 1978, the unified entrance examination system for junior and senior high schools was restored, and the junior high school system was restored to three years. The school is designated as a provincial, prefecture and county key middle school.

In 1980, the senior high school system was restored to three years. The first year of senior high school began to implement the six-year teaching plan

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