A school rooted in a farming settlement's history.
Nanlong Junior High opened in 1965 as a branch campus of Meinong Junior High, becoming an independent school in February 1968. It serves a small, close-knit community of roughly 215 students and 30 teachers in Kaohsiung's Meinong District. Since 2019, Nanlong has run as a bilingual-course school, and it has also joined an immersive Hakka-language and digital-learning program, connecting language study with the district's strong Hakka identity.
南隆國中創立於民國54年（1965年），最初為美濃國中分校，於民國57年（1968年）2月獨立設校。學校規模不大，約有215名學生與30位教師，服務高雄市美濃區的社區。自2019年起，南隆國中開設雙語課程，並加入沉浸式客語與數位學習計畫，將語言學習與地方濃厚的客家文化連結。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🏫 A Branch School That Grew Independent
從分校到獨立設校
Nanlong opened in 1965 as a branch of Meinong Junior High and became a fully independent school in February 1968, giving the local community its own secondary school.
🌐 A Bilingual-Course School Since 2019
2019年起開設雙語課程
Nanlong has offered bilingual courses since 2019 and has joined an immersive Hakka-language and digital-learning program, pairing English study with local-language preservation.
🚜 Built on Farmland History
南隆農場拓墾史
The school takes its name from Nanlong Farm (南隆農場), a Japanese-era agricultural colonization settlement — a reminder of Meinong's long farming history.
Rooted in a Hakka farming settlement.
Nanlong was originally the site of Nanlong Farm (南隆農場), a Japanese-era agricultural colonization settlement in Meinong. The name still marks this part of the district today, reflecting Meinong's long-standing identity as one of Kaohsiung's key Hakka farming communities. See the Kaohsiung county page for more on the region.
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高雄市美濃區
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 Nanlong Junior High School and would like to correct or expand this page, please contact us.