Gunma Prefectural Chuo Secondary School - Takasaki

It is a very nice school.

Good school

The strongest secondary school in Gunma Prefecture. The track record is amazing.

The attitude of the second grader there is very bad, and he is doing something that oppresses people.

Meeting people such as teachers and students really changed my life ...! Thank you

Since the school site straddles Maebashi and Takasaki, students mainly come from both Maebashi and Takasaki. Since the study policy was strict and there were many serious students, I think that the achievements of going on to higher education were good as it was from long ago, but it seems that it has improved further as the middle and high schools have become consistent!

I think it's a school that lacks diversity with very few options after graduation. In the first semester (equivalent to 1st to 3rd year of junior high school), there is almost no talk about university, career, etc. You will be rushed to make an undergraduate decision. In addition, teachers often recommend going to a four-year college. Even though schools that emphasize academic achievement and those who understand it are enrolled, human thinking will change significantly in six years. When I was stubbornly encouraged to go on to a four-year university without accepting the change, I felt that the independence of students' career choices was neglected. However, most of the students take it for granted, and the people around them are always aiming to go on to university. For those who are thinking about career paths other than 4-year college (junior college, vocational school, employment, etc.), I think that life after the 4th grade will be a very difficult environment. I also felt that there was considerable discrimination between the humanities and sciences. At this school, when you are in the 4th grade, you are asked to choose a liberal arts after the 5th grade, but there are quite a few teachers who make roundabout remarks in lectures and explanations that disregard the liberal arts. It is not uncommon for people to talk only to science-related people at the time of career guidance consultation, or to introduce only science-related faculties. Not all teachers are such people, and there are excellent students in the liberal arts, but I think that those who want a career in the liberal arts should keep it in the corner of their head.

I would like to point out some problems from myself who was actually enrolled in this school. 1. I feel the quality of the teachers is low. Many people are consistent in middle and high school, and you will think that good teachers are gathered. Me too, I was like that. However, when I entered, there were some teachers who cursed the students with an intimidating attitude, and some teachers who yelled at me without listening to the students. It is better not to think that good teachers are gathered just because they are consistent in middle and high school. Another problem is that if you have a teacher who is incompatible with your child, you will have to spend up to 6 years. Some teachers end up being involved only in junior high school, but some of them will be involved for more than three years. In the worst case, long-term relationships with incompatible teachers may lead to school refusal. 2. There will be an excessive amount of challenges. Originally, studying is something that you try to think about and supplement what you need, but there are so many tasks that you don't have time to study what you want to do. (English self-study notebook 7 pages per week, etc.) ← Most people are suitable. Rather than just doing a subject that you are good at, you will improve your grades if you do a subject that you are not good at. 3. A grooming test was conducted once to check if the girl's underwear was transparent from the top of the shirt. (Without curtains and visible from the outside) In addition, a stricter grooming test will be conducted than what is written in the student notebook. There is no statement in the student notebook that girls should not have their bangs in their eyes, but in reality they are checked to see if their hair is in the eyes. It is not a free school spirit, so we recommend that you do not misunderstand it. It's a long sentence, but I hope it helps you.