New Taipei Municipal Lin-kou High School

On April 24, 1995, under the permission of Taiwan Education Department the preliminary offices of the school, planned as Linkou high school, were established. On August 1, 1998, Chang Pao-kuang, the director of the Bureau of Education, received his assignment as the director of the Linkou High School's preliminary office, beginning the school's blueprinting.[2] The preparation of building LKSH had begun. On February 1, 2000, the planned school was given to national control, and so it was renamed as the National Linkou High School.[2]

On August 1, 2000 the school opened its doors, with plans to have 45 classes. The school had 10 classes during its first year.[2] Chang Pao-kuang was the school's first principal. In its second year this increased to 15. On January 1, 2013 the school was given to the New Taipei municipality and so was renamed the New Taipei Municipal Linkou Senior High School.[2]

As of 2013 the school has a total of 45 classes, with 15 per grade.

Optional courses include second language curriculum such as Japanese, Spanish, French, and other courses.

The natural science education is widely promoted on campus, and thus the Mathematics and Science Honor Class is established with a series of experimental courses. Besides, we have held a nationwide activity, “the International Year of Chemistry”, with the Chemistry Course Center in Taiwan. Another school-wide contest about the natural science is dominoes.

There are a large number of books as well as sources offered for students to do extensive reading. Sometimes, experts in certain academic area are invited to make brief introduction on particular topics or books through reading workshops.

Over thirty clubs, such as skateboarding club, wind instrument club, mass communication club, dance club, Chun-hui club, the club for school journal, magic club and so on.

The Science Building is equipped with an observatory, where some astronomical telescopes with auto-tracking and control functions are located. Students interested in Astronomy as well as the Earth Science are welcome to make a closer observation about the stars.

A fiber optics internet is available on campus. The bandwidth for the Internet is up to 1G. Students on campus can easily log onto the on-line learning communities for further learning. Teachers are also getting involved in developing new digital learning models across subjects. "Future Classroom" is an example. It is basically a language lab, where new literacy tools such as digital text are well utilized. The name "Future" implies the concept of cloud computing.

Ms. Chun-chin Lai

Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, National Kaohsiung Normal University. Master's degree in Education in School Administration, National Taiwan Normal University. Ph.D in Educational Management, National Taipei University of Education.

Director of Academic Affairs Office and Director of General Affairs Office, Taipei Municipal Datong High School. Director of Academic Affairs Office, General Affairs Office, and the School Library, Taipei Municipal Dali High School.

The principal of New Taipei Municipal Lin-kou Senior High School