From mountain branch to independent school.
Longshan Elementary began in 1960 as a single-classroom branch school before becoming fully independent in 1968. The school sits in Shanjiao Village — whose name literally means "Foot of the Mountain" — on the edge of the Dadu Plateau, reflecting the gradual suburbanization of Longjing District's upland areas as families settled the hillside communities above the coastal plain.
龍山國小於1960年以單一教室的分校形式設立，並於民國57年（1968年）正式獨立設校。學校座落於「山腳」里——字面意義即「山之腳下」——位於大肚台地邊緣，反映了龍井區丘陵地帶隨著居民逐漸遷入海岸平原之上的山腳社區，而形成郊區化的發展過程。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🏫 From One Classroom to a Full School
從分校到獨立設校
Longshan grew from a single-classroom mountain branch established in 1960 into a fully independent elementary school by 1968, a common path for many of Longjing's upland schools.
⛰️ Named for "Foot of the Mountain"
山腳里的地名由來
The school sits in Shanjiao Village, whose name literally translates to "Foot of the Mountain," describing its location on the edge of the Dadu Plateau.
🏘️ Part of an Upland Suburban Story
大肚台地邊緣的郊區化
The school's growth reflects the broader suburbanization of Longjing's hillside communities, as families increasingly settled the upland areas above the district's coastal plain.
Life at the mountain's foot.
Longshan Elementary sits in Shanjiao ("Foot of the Mountain") Village, on the edge of the Dadu Plateau — a community shaped by the suburbanization of Longjing's upland areas in the latter half of the 20th century. See the Taichung county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 6, Sec. 1, Zhongshan Rd., Shanjiao Village, Longjing District, Taichung City, Taiwan
臺中市龍井區山腳里中山一路一段六號
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