The Historical Evolution of Jinyun Middle School in Zhejiang Province

1906 (thirty-two years of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty), Wuyun School was founded in Jinyun County.

19 13 (2 years of the Republic of China), renamed as "Five Clouds School".

1929, social leaders raised funds to establish a "private Wuyun junior high school" with Confucius Temple (the former site of Jinyun Middle School) as the school building. In the same year, it was renamed as "Private Xiandu Junior Middle School".

During the period of 1940, Jinyun County was repeatedly bombed by Japanese planes, and the school buildings were seriously damaged. Due to the war, the teachers and students of the school moved around the county and insisted on attending classes.

1944, the Japanese invaders retreated and moved back to the county headquarters.

1949 On May 9th, Jinyun was liberated, and the school name was changed to "wu yun zhen Central Ethnic School in Jinyun County".

1950 was renamed as "Jinyun Middle School" in February.

1953 was renamed as "Jinyun Middle School in Zhejiang Province", with Qi Guangyuan, deputy county magistrate, as the principal.

1963, general Feng Baiju, vice governor of Zhejiang province, inspected the school, summed up the experience of running a school, and allocated 654.38+million yuan.

65438-0964 The Zhejiang Provincial Department of Education determined that Jinyun Middle School was one of the 32 pilot schools in Zhejiang Province.

1978 In May, Lishui Revolutionary Committee decided that Jinyun Middle School was a "regional key middle school".

199865438+February, the school was named as "the first-class key middle school in Zhejiang Province" by Zhejiang Education Commission.

1June, 1999, the senior middle school and junior middle school of Jinyun Middle School were separated and established independently. The middle school was named "Jinyun Experimental Middle School" at the original site, and the high school moved to the new site, still called "Zhejiang Jinyun Middle School".