This school is the earliest and largest school in Juye County. 1978 was designated as the key high school in Heze area, 1979 was designated as the advanced unit of sports health in Shandong province, and was designated as the school facility of provincial sports traditional projects.
Juye County No.1 Middle School,1In June, 1952, Juye County Party Committee and county government set up a preparatory group for middle schools, and temporarily enrolled six junior high schools with 300 students in Bigan Temple in the southwest of the city, which was Juye County Middle School and officially opened in June 10. Formerly known as Juye County Junior High School, Liu is the county magistrate and principal.
At that time, the school yard was 3 mu, the playground was 5 mu, and more than 30 temples were used. According to another record, Juye No.1 Middle School was founded in Bigan Temple in the early 1950s. The first three founders were accountants Kong Qingxi, Shao Tongzhou and Huang Xiangeng. The former teaches Chinese, while the latter teaches mathematics.
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1983 junior high school enrolls 4 classes and 2 classes in other years. 128 students. 1983, student *** 1540. From 1977 to 1984, * * * graduated from seven grades, 38 classes and more than 3,000 students.
Freshmen 12 10 have been sent to colleges and universities, and the enrollment rate is at a medium level in the whole region. 1983 and 1984, the number of students entering higher education in our district is second only to the three provincial key schools, ranking fourth. 1990: 640 high school graduates, of whom 267 went to a higher school.
From 1977 to 1984, there are 96 teachers, including 48 undergraduates, 35 junior college students and 43 secondary school students, with an average age of 37. There are 45 administrators, including junior college 10 and 24 technical secondary schools. By the end of 1990, the number of teaching staff had increased to 207, including 23 with senior titles and 57 with intermediate titles.