A small mountain school with a modest beginning.
Zhangkeng Elementary became independent in 1968, but its roots go back to a 1950 branch class that was housed in a donated rice-noodle factory building. Located along the Linkou-to-Bali County Road 105, it is one of the smallest schools in the district, currently running just six classes and serving the modest, rural mountain-village community of Changkeng.
長坑國小於民國57年（1968年）獨立設校，前身可追溯至1950年借用一間捐贈的米粉工廠建物設立的分班。校址位於林口至八里的106縣道（105道）沿線，是區內規模最小的學校之一，現僅設6個班級，服務長坑山區的樸實農村聚落。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🍜 Born in a Donated Noodle Factory
起源於米粉工廠捐地
The school's origin story begins with a 1950 branch class housed in a donated rice-noodle factory building, long before its 1968 independence.
🏔️ One of the District's Smallest Schools
區內最小型學校之一
Running just six classes today, Zhangkeng is one of the smallest schools in Bali District, serving a small and remote mountain community.
🛣️ Along a Remote Mountain Road
偏遠山區公路沿線
Sited along the Linkou-to-Bali County Road, the school serves an inland, mountain-village community far from Bali's riverside tourist areas.
A modest mountain-village character.
Its origin story — starting in a donated noodle-factory building — reflects the modest, rural mountain-village character of Changkeng in inland Bali, far from the district's riverside tourist areas. See the New Taipei county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 25, Changkeng Village, Bali District, New Taipei City, Taiwan
新北市八里區長坑村25號
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Last updated: July 2026 · Content adapted and condensed from the school's official Chinese-language website by the Taiwan Bilingual Hub team, not yet reviewed by the school. If you're from Zhangkeng Elementary School and would like to correct or expand this page, please contact us.