A school shaped by change, standing next to living history.
Chengde traces its roots to 1966, when it opened as "新竹縣立第一中學新竹分部," a branch of Hsinchu County First Middle School. It became an independent school in 1968, converted into a complete junior-senior high school in 1996, and took on its current name in 2001. The campus sits directly adjacent to the grounds of the historic Hsinchu Shrine (新竹神社), a reminder of the site's Japanese-era past.
成德高中源起於民國55年（1966年）設立的「新竹縣立第一中學新竹分部」，民國57年（1968年）獨立設校，民國85年（1996年）改制為完全中學，並於民國90年（2001年）定名為現名。校園緊鄰新竹神社舊址，見證了這塊土地日治時期的歷史記憶。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🌲 A City-Protected Pine Tree
市定保護老樹
A black pine planted in 1903 — linked to the forces of Japanese Prince Kitashirakawa — still stands on campus today, now over 111 years old and officially protected by the city.
⛩️ Neighboring the Historic Hsinchu Shrine
緊鄰新竹神社舊址
The campus sits directly beside the grounds of the former Hsinchu Shrine, giving students a daily encounter with a physical trace of the city's Japanese colonial era.
🏫 From Branch School to Complete High School
從分部到完全中學
Established in 1966 as a branch of Hsinchu County First Middle School, the school became independent in 1968 and grew into a full junior-senior high in 1996 before adopting its current name in 2001.
A living link to Hsinchu's Japanese-era past.
The campus grounds neighbor the former Hsinchu Shrine (新竹神社) site, and a 111+ year old black pine tree, planted in 1903 and tied to the passage of Japanese Prince Kitashirakawa's forces through the area, still grows on campus as a city-protected tree. See the Hsinchu City page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 38, Ln. 128, Songling Rd., North Dist., Hsinchu City, Taiwan
臺灣新竹市北區崧嶺路128巷38號
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Last updated: July 2026 · Content adapted and condensed from the school's official Chinese-language website by the Taiwan Bilingual Hub team, not yet reviewed by the school. If you're from Chengde Senior High and would like to correct or expand this page, please contact us.