The No.1 High School of DingCheng,ChangDe is ranked third in the list of key high schools in Changde.
No.1 High School of DingCheng,ChangDe, located in Dingcheng Road, Wuling Town, Dingcheng District, ChangDe City, is a provincial key high school in Hunan Province, and a demonstrative ordinary high school in Hunan Province. Higher secondary school.
Changde City, Dingcheng District, the first secondary school introduction:
Changde City, Dingcheng District, the first secondary school predecessor for the creation of the "Hunan Province, Hunan Province, senior private Junxin Elementary School," founded in 1922, moved to Wuling Town in 1990 Dingcheng Road, and the Wuling Town, Changde County, the merger of secondary schools, and renamed the "Wuling Town, Changde County," the first secondary school in Changde City. In 1990, it moved to Dingcheng Road, Wuling Town, Changde County, and changed its name to "Dingcheng District, Changde City, the first secondary school", which was recognized as a key secondary school in Hunan Province in 1999, and passed the supervisory evaluation of the demonstrative general senior high school in Hunan Province twice in 2004 and 2010.
Teaching staff of the First Middle School of Dingcheng District, Changde City:
As of March 2015, the First Middle School of Dingcheng District, Changde City has 322 active staff members, among which, there are 3 active special teachers, 12 teachers with postgraduate qualifications, and 4 municipal-level subject leaders in Changde City.
Hardware Facilities of the First Middle School of Dingcheng District, Changde City:
As of March 2015, the First Middle School of Dingcheng District, Changde City, has built 4 teaching buildings, 4 student apartments, 1 science and technology building, 1 modern education technology center, 1 cafeteria, and 1 comprehensive building, as well as a wind and rain playground and a 400-meter athletic field, and a basketball and Badminton court. The library of the first middle school in Dingcheng District has 114849 ordinary books, 112,000 electronic books, 18989 bound periodicals and 9867 newspapers, totaling 255705 books and newspapers, and the average number of books per student is 63.