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Yangzhou Xinhua High School (simplified Chinese: 扬州市新华中学; traditional Chinese: 揚州市新華中學; pinyin: Yángzhōushì Xīnhuá Zhōngxué), is a high school in Jiangsu. It is located at No. 728, Yangzijiang Middle Road, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China. It is a high school in Jiangsu Province. The school was founded in 1926, and it was called "Private Yangzhou High School (Chinese: 私立扬州中学)" at that time.




History


October 1926, the school's predecessor, Private Yangzhou High School, was established.
In 1950, it was renamed Yangzhou Private Xinhua High School (私立扬州新华中学), during which it merged with Private Hanjiang High School (私立邗江中学), Private Jingjin High School (私立竞进中学), Xiyuan High School (西苑中学) and Jimei High School (集美中学).
In 1956, it was renamed as Yangzhou Xinhua High School.




Overview


Yangzhou Xinhua High School is an ordinary high school in Jiangsu Province, founded in 1926. Originally named "Private Yangzhou High School", the school was later merged with several schools. Changed to its current name in 1956. In 2006, it was rated as a four-star high school in Jiangsu Province.
As of March 2018, the school covers an area of 60,129.1 square meters and a building area of 56,364.55 square meters; there are 46 classes and a total of 2,386 students.




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Further reading


Cai, Tiantian 蔡甜田 (2019). "扬州市新华中学语文阅读教学中学生逻辑思维发展与提升研究" [Research on the Development and Improvement of Students' Logical Thinking in Chinese Reading Teaching in Yangzhou Xinhua High School] (in Chinese). CNKI. Archived from the original on 2022-07-25. Retrieved 2022-07-25.
Cao, Yu 曹瑜; Xu, Yuanyu 徐元玉 (2017). "扬州市新华中学女生体育课现状调查及对策研究" [Investigation and Countermeasures of the Current Situation of Girls' Physical Education in Yangzhou Xinhua High School]. 文体用品与科技 (in Chinese) (12). Archived from the original on 2022-07-25. Retrieved 2022-07-25 – via Cqvip.

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