Chunri Elementary School

Chunri Elementary School traces its origin to February 1945, when it was established during the Japanese colonial era as an indigenous children's education center; it was renamed Chunri National School in December 1945 after Taiwan's retrocession. The school is regarded as one of the “must-visit” elementary schools in southern Taiwan, largely because its library takes the form of a traditional Paiwan tribal granary (穀倉), giving it a naturally lit, cafe-like appearance often described as resembling a miniature Paiwan culture park. As of the 2018 school year, indigenous — mostly Paiwan — students made up 99% of its 66-student enrollment. The school also fields a strong judo program and an award-winning traditional-song group.

春日國小前身為昭和20年（1945年）2月成立的「蕃童教育所」，同年12月台灣光復後改稱春日國民學校。學校因圖書館以傳統排灣族穀倉造型設計而聞名，採光良好、宛如咖啡廳，常被譽為南台灣「必訪小學」之一，猶如迷你排灣族文化園區。截至107學年度，原住民（主要為排灣族）學生占全校66名學生的99%。學校柔道隊表現優異，古謠隊也屢獲全國大獎。