Built in stages, named for old farmland.
Sizhangli Junior High School was founded in 1997 and built in two construction phases completed in 1999 and 2000. The school later added an activity center in 2004 and a new lunch kitchen in 2011, steadily expanding its facilities over its first decade and a half. Its name comes from Sizhangli (四張犁), a historic place-name in Beitun referring to old Qing-era land-measurement units — literally "four ploughs" of farmland — tracing the area's roots as an early Han-Chinese agricultural settlement.
四張犁國中創立於民國86年（1997年），校舍分兩期興建，分別於民國88年（1999年）與89年（2000年）完工。學校其後於民國93年（2004年）增建活動中心，並於民國100年（2011年）新建廚房，逐步擴充校園設施。校名「四張犁」源自北屯區的歷史地名，指的是清代的土地丈量單位——字面意為「四副犁」的農地面積，見證此地作為早期漢人農墾聚落的歷史。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🏗️ Built in Two Construction Phases
分兩期興建校舍
The campus was completed across two construction phases in 1999 and 2000, shortly after the school's 1997 founding.
🎭 Steady Facility Growth
活動中心與新廚房
An activity center was added in 2004, followed by a new lunch kitchen in 2011 — a gradual expansion of the school's campus facilities.
🌾 A Name Rooted in Old Farmland
地名源自清代丈量單位
The school's name, Sizhangli, comes from an old land-measurement term meaning "four ploughs" of farmland, tracing back to the area's Han-settlement history.
An old place-name still in use.
The school's name, 四張犁 (Sizhangli), is a historic Han-settlement place-name referring to old land-measurement units — literally "four ploughs" of farmland — linking the modern school to Beitun's earliest agricultural history. See the Taichung county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 699, Houzhuang Rd., Beitun District, Taichung City, Taiwan
臺中市北屯區后庄路699號
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