A crossroads school with roots in 1933.
Ren'ai Zhongzheng Elementary traces its origins to 1933, when it began under Japanese rule as the "Guokeng Aboriginal Children's Education Institute." It became an independent school, Zhongzheng National School, in 1953. Sitting at the junction of Ren'ai, Puli, and Yuchi townships, the school serves a small Bunun Takbanuath community, and in 2005 it was designated a key indigenous-education school.
仁愛中正國小校史可溯至1933年（昭和8年），日治時期設立為「郭坑蕃童教育所」。1953年（民國42年）獨立設校，定名中正國校。學校位於仁愛、埔里、魚池三鄉鎮交界，服務布農族卓群（Takbanuath）部落，於2005年獲指定為重點原住民教育學校。
What makes this school worth knowing.
📜 Nearly a Century of History
近百年校史
Tracing back to a 1933 education institute for Indigenous children, the school became independent in 1953, carrying nearly a century of continuous local schooling.
🗺️ A Three-Township Crossroads
三鄉鎮交界的地理位置
The school sits at the meeting point of Ren'ai, Puli, and Yuchi townships, giving it a distinctive geographic position within Nantou County's mountainous interior.
🎓 A Key Indigenous-Education School
2005年指定重點原住民教育學校
Designated a key indigenous-education school in 2005, it plays a focused role in supporting and sustaining Bunun Takbanuath culture and language for its students.
Home to a Bunun Takbanuath community.
Serving a small Bunun Takbanuath community at the crossroads of three townships, the school is rooted in Ren'ai Township's mountainous Indigenous heartland, part of the broader tapestry of Bunun, Seediq, and Atayal communities that define the township's identity. See the Nantou county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 114, Pingdeng Ln., Zhongzheng Village, Ren'ai Township, Nantou County, Taiwan
南投縣仁愛鄉中正村平等巷114號
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