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Linkou Senior High School

About the School

Linkou Senior High School was founded in 2000 and is located in Linkou New Town, New Taipei City.
The campus covers about 5 hectares and provides a modern and comfortable learning environment.

Currently the school has:

  • 45 classes

  • About 1,900 students

Our school vision is:

Health • Happiness • Harmony • Hope

We aim to provide high-quality education while helping students grow academically, socially, and personally.

School History

  • 1995 – The Taiwan Provincial Government approved the establishment of Linkou Senior High School.

  • 1998 – Mr. Chang Bao-Kuang was appointed to lead the school’s preparation.

  • 2000 – The school officially opened and enrolled its first students.

  • 2006 – Ms. Tsai Yi-You became the second principal.

  • 2010 – Mr. Luo Ching-Yun served as acting principal.

  • 2010 – Ms. Lai Chun-Chin became the third principal.

  • 2013 – The school became New Taipei Municipal Linkou Senior High School.

  • 2017 – Mr. Kao Pai-Ling became the fourth principal.

Academic Programs

Excellence in Teaching

Our biology teaching team won the Gold Award in the Ministry of Education Teaching Excellence Awards.

Their project, “The Power of the Microscopic World,” introduces students to plant biodiversity on campus using microscopes and field observation.

Diverse Learning Opportunities

The school supports students with different learning needs by offering:

  • Additional math learning materials

  • Review lectures for the General Scholastic Ability Test (GSAT)

  • Science and mathematics experimental programs

  • Remedial courses for students who need extra support

These programs help students develop their strengths and improve their academic skills.

Elective Courses

First-year students can choose courses based on their interests.

Foreign language courses include:

  • Japanese

  • Spanish

  • French

Other elective courses include:

  • Reading the World

  • 3D Computer Design

  • Mathematics in Daily Life

These courses allow students to explore their interests and develop independent learning.

Student Life

Science Activities

The school encourages creativity and scientific thinking through activities such as:

  • Science experimental classes

  • Science competitions

  • The annual Creative Domino Science Competition

Reading and Culture

Students have access to a well-equipped library and various reading programs, including:

  • Reading workshops

  • Guided reading activities

  • Literary and journalism camps

The school magazine has won several awards.

Student Clubs

There are more than 30 student clubs, including:

  • Wind Band

  • Media Club

  • Dance Club

  • School Magazine Club

  • Magic Club

These clubs allow students to develop their talents and interests.

Sports Programs

The school has strong sports teams, especially in:

  • Shooting

  • Handball

Many students have won awards in national competitions, and some have been selected for national teams.

Career Guidance

The school provides various programs to help students plan their future, including:

  • Career aptitude tests

  • College major information sessions

  • Mock interviews

  • University application guidance

These programs help students make informed decisions about their future.

Community Service

Students are encouraged to participate in community service activities such as:

  • Visiting nursing homes

  • Volunteering at children’s homes

  • Community clean-up events

Through these activities, students learn responsibility and develop a caring attitude toward society.

Campus Facilities

Green Campus

The campus is surrounded by trees and green spaces, creating a relaxing environment for learning.

Facilities include:

  • A PU running track

  • Basketball courts

Modern Classrooms

All classrooms are equipped with:

  • Air conditioning

  • Projectors

  • Large LCD screens

Each student also has a personal locker.

Astronomy Observatory

The Science Building has a planetarium and observatory with telescopes that can automatically track celestial objects, allowing students to observe astronomical phenomena.

Digital Learning Environment

The school provides a high-speed digital learning environment:

  • Fiber-optic network

  • Up to 1 Gbps internet bandwidth

  • Campus-wide Wi-Fi

Students can access the school’s online learning platform anytime.

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