Zibo No.7 Middle School, full name of Shandong Zibo No.7 Middle School, is located in Zibo City, Shandong Province. On February 26th, 2023, official website showed that the school covers an area of 200 mu with a building area of 63,000 square meters. It is the first batch of provincial-level standardized schools and the first batch of educational informatization pilot units in Shandong Province. Yuan Jian is the secretary of the Party Committee and the principal, and the school motto is "enterprising and responsible".
On February 26th, 2023, official website showed that Zibo No.7 Middle School has 70 classes and 3 13 teaching staff.
Zibo No.7 Middle School was founded in 1952. It is the original Linzi Middle School. 1March, 954, the new school was named "Linzi No.1 Middle School". 1970 after linzi county was transferred from changwei district to Zibo city, linzi No.1 middle school was renamed as Zibo No.7 middle school.
Zibo No.7 Middle School, which was founded in the early days, was once a famous school in Zhoucun area with remarkable achievements and the teaching quality was among the best in Zibo. The school is located at the west foot of Hanjiawo Village in the southern suburbs of zhoucun district, with red tile houses and European-style small buildings shaded by green trees, which is the classroom, office and auditorium of the school. There is no noise in the city, the environment is beautiful and the air is fresh. It's a good place to run a school.
Zibo No.7 Middle School, formerly known as the Third Vocational School of East China Coal Mine Administration of China Ministry of Fuel Industry, was founded in 1949. In the early days of running a school, the purpose was to train coal miners. 1954 was renamed Zibo Coal Miners' Children Middle School, which provided all the students with food, clothing and school supplies, superior to local ordinary middle schools. This school is well funded. At that time, when there was no electricity in the southern suburbs of Zhoucun, the school was equipped with diesel generators, and the lighting was all generated by itself. Vehicles are mainly used to transport grain, vegetables and fuel; The school also has a movie projector, which shows movies to teachers and students on Sundays and holidays. The teaching instruments in the laboratory are relatively complete, and the library has more than 50,000 books. These are unmatched by ordinary middle schools in the early 1950s.