Independence born of growth.
Jingmei Elementary began as a branch of Jiamin Elementary, becoming an independent school in 1958 — one of two schools spun off from Jiamin as Xiulin's mountain-valley population grew through the mid-20th century (the other being Shuiyuan Elementary). Today the school pairs its core academic program with an idiom-learning digital module and electronic photo albums that help keep the school community connected.
景美國小原為佳民國小的分校，於1958年獨立設校——這是二十世紀中葉秀林鄉山谷人口成長後，由佳民國小分出的兩所獨立學校之一（另一所為水源國小）。如今學校在核心課程之外，也發展成語學習數位模組與電子相簿，協助凝聚校園社群的向心力。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🌱 Grown From Jiamin's Roots
源自佳民國小的分校
Jingmei became independent in 1958 after starting life as a branch of Jiamin Elementary, part of a wave of school-splitting as Xiulin's population grew.
📱 A Digital Idiom-Learning Module
成語學習數位模組
Students use a dedicated digital learning tool focused on Chinese idioms, blending language study with technology.
📷 Electronic Photo Albums for the Community
電子相簿凝聚社群
The school maintains electronic photo albums as a way of documenting school life and keeping families and the wider community engaged.
Part of a shared Truku education lineage.
Jingmei is part of the same historical Truku-education lineage as neighboring Jiamin Elementary, reflecting how mid-century population growth in Xiulin's mountain valleys led to the splitting of schools that continue to serve Truku Indigenous families today. See the Hualien county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 112, Jiawan, Jingmei Village, Xiulin Township, Hualien County, Taiwan
花蓮縣秀林鄉景美村加灣112號
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