Jiancheng Junior High School

Jiancheng Junior High was founded in 1968 by first principal Zheng Yingkui, opening classes in repurposed buildings at the old Taipei Tobacco Factory site; its first cohort that year already numbered 24 classes and 1,152 students, taught in converted tobacco-factory warehouses. In 1995 the Taipei City Government proposed closing the school, but students and teachers organized a "save the school" (護校) campaign that succeeded, and the school relocated in 2000 to the site of the former Taipei City Government building. Its current campus shares its site and building heritage with the Taipei Contemporary Art Museum (MOCA Taipei), a former Japanese-era Jiancheng elementary school and city-hall building, and the school is now branded as a bilingual-education school.

建成國中創校於民國57年（1968年），首任校長為鄭英魁，最初借用舊台北菸廠倉庫作為教室上課；創校首年即有24班、1,152名學生。民國84年（1995年）台北市政府一度提議廢校，經師生發起「護校運動」而保存下來，並於民國89年（2000年）遷至原台北市政府舊址現址。現今校區與台北當代藝術館（MOCA Taipei）共用日治時期建成小學校暨市政府舊建築，學校現定位為雙語教育學校。