An Indigenous-focus school rebuilt from the ground up.
Beimei Junior High School began in 1975 as a branch of Guoxing Junior High School, becoming independent in 1979. It was formally designated a remote/mountain-area junior high in 1993. The school's buildings were completely destroyed in the 1999 921 earthquake and rebuilt by 2001. Beimei is designated an Indigenous-focus school — as of 2018, 56% of its students were Indigenous, mostly Seediq — and its campus sits beside the Nuomi ("Glutinous Rice") suspension bridge, a local landmark.
北梅國中前身為民國64年（1975年）成立的國姓國中分校，於民國68年（1979年）獨立設校，並於民國82年（1993年）正式列為偏遠山區國中。校舍在1999年921大地震中全毀，於2001年前完成重建。北梅國中為原住民重點學校，截至2018年，原住民學生比例達56%，以賽德克族為主，校園緊鄰在地知名地標「糯米吊橋」。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🪶 A Majority-Seediq Indigenous-Focus School
賽德克族原住民重點學校
Designated an Indigenous-focus school, Beimei served a student body that was 56% Indigenous as of 2018, mostly from the Seediq people — a defining part of its identity.
🌉 Beside the Nuomi Suspension Bridge
鄰近糯米吊橋地標
The campus sits beside the Nuomi ("Glutinous Rice") suspension bridge, a well-known local landmark in Guoxing Township.
🏗️ Rebuilt After Total Destruction
921全毀後重建
Beimei's school buildings were completely destroyed in the 1999 921 earthquake and fully rebuilt by 2001, one of the most severe cases of quake damage among Nantou's schools.
Indigenous heritage in longan-and-honey country.
A designated Indigenous-focus school largely serving Seediq students, Beimei JH sits in Guoxing township — hit hard by the 1999 921 earthquake — and close to the area's renowned longan and honey orchards. See the Nantou county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
Guoxing Township, Nantou County, Taiwan
南投縣國姓鄉國姓路62號
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