Education in Taoyuan City
overview about the educational system of Taoyuan
Education in Taoyuan City, Republic of China, below tertiary level, is through an established school system that consists of elementary schools, junior high schools, and senior high schools. It is managed by the Education Department of the Taoyuan City Government. The director is Ming-Wen Chang. In the four-year period 2003–2007, 85 billion NT dollars were spent on education.
Specific schools
Ba-De Junior High School
Ba-De Junior High School is a Junior High School in Bade District. It educates around 1,750 students in grades 7–9. Bade Junior High is 8 km away from Taoyuan City and 6 km to Yingge District, New Taipei City in the north, 8 km, from Zhongli District in the south, and 6 km to Daxi District in the west. For transportation, there are buses operated by Taoyuan Bus and Yatung Bus running to the school.
History
In 1961, with the effort of Mr. Chiu Sheng, the Township Mayor, and other local personalities the Bade branch of Dashi Junior High School was granted the admittance to be built, and Mr Wang Huan-chi was appointed as the head.
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