Fuxing Elementary School

Fuxing Elementary began in February 1947 as the "Taiwan Sugar Corporation Second District Branch Employees' School," built on land owned by the Taiwan Sugar Corporation to educate the children of its workers. The school was renamed twice more as its administration shifted — to "Pingtung City South District Taisugar Substitute National School" in 1949, and to "Pingtung County Taisugar Substitute National School" in 1951 when Pingtung City became part of the county. In August 1968 the county government formally took over the school, renaming it Fuxing Elementary School. Just two years later, in 1970, Taiwan Sugar Corporation needed the land to build a paper pulp mill; in exchange, the company funded new school buildings and donated them to the county government, and the school moved to its current site on Fuxing Road in 1971, taking its current name from the road itself.

復興國小創立於民國36年（1947年）2月，初名「台糖第二區分公司子弟學校」，建於台糖公司土地上，供員工子弟就讀。隨行政體制變動，民國38年（1949年）2月改名為「屏東市南區台糖代用國民學校」，民國40年（1951年）8月屏東市併入縣轄後，再改名為「屏東縣台糖代用國民學校」。民國57年（1968年）8月，縣府正式接管學校，改名為「屏東市復興國民小學」。僅兩年後的民國59年（1970年），台糖公司因需建造紙漿廠而需用該地，作為交換，台糖出資興建新校舍並捐贈予縣政府，學校於民國60年（1971年）遷至現址——復興路，並以此路名為校名沿用至今。