Over a century of history, rebuilt for the future.
Hongyeh Elementary traces its roots to a 1909 Japanese-era training site, becoming an independent school in 1963 and adopting its current name in 1968. Classrooms were badly damaged in the 1999 921 earthquake, and the rebuilt campus reopened in 2001. In 2014, the school was designated an official indigenous-focus school, and it has since built a competitive judo program alongside digital and AI-literacy initiatives for its students.
紅葉國小校史可追溯至1909年（明治42年）日治時期的訓練所，1963年獨立設校，1968年定名為現名。1999年921大地震重創校舍，重建後的新校園於2001年啟用。2014年，學校獲指定為原住民重點學校，並發展出具競爭力的柔道隊，同時推動數位與人工智慧素養教育。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🏫 A Century of School History
逾百年校史
Tracing its roots to a 1909 training site, becoming independent in 1963 and taking its current name in 1968, Hongyeh carries over a century of local educational history.
🎖️ A Designated Indigenous-Focus School
原住民重點學校
Since its 2014 designation as an official indigenous-focus school, Hongyeh has deepened its commitment to Atayal and Seediq cultural education.
🥋 Judo and Digital Literacy
柔道與數位素養
A competitive judo program pairs with digital and AI-literacy initiatives, blending athletic tradition with forward-looking technology education.
Rebuilt after 921, rooted in heritage.
Rebuilt after the 921 earthquake, Hongyeh Elementary is a designated indigenous-focus school in Ren'ai Township carrying on Atayal and Seediq heritage through its judo and cultural programs. See the Nantou county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 70, Rensheng Rd., Faxiang Village, Ren'ai Township, Nantou County, Taiwan
南投縣仁愛鄉發祥村人生路70號
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