Takatsuki Shiritsu Daiyon Junior High School - Takatsuki

It was a terrible school that violated human rights with the left-wing teacher and local concentration.

It ’s good because the school lunch is warm School excursions are also in Okinawa Both the gymnasium and the ground are large However, there is a difference between clean and dirty toilets.

Its predecessor is Tomita Municipal Junior High School in the former Tomita Town, which merged with Takatsuki City in the 1955's. Originally it was called "Tonchu" which means "Tomita Junior High School". After the merger with Takatsuki City, it became "Fourth Junior High School", and the name "Yonchu", which has a similar pronunciation, soon became familiar. Therefore, the school emblem is designed with the letters "wealth" and "middle". (Other Takatsuki Municipal Junior High Schools use the letters "Middle" in the city emblem of Takatsuki City, which is a combination of the letters "High" and the city emblems of "Osaka City" and "Kyoto City".) The school grounds are built at the intersection of the former Nyoze Village Nishiyosumi, the former Abuno Village Miyata, and Tomita Town. So to speak, it is the outskirts of Tomita Town. It was a lonely place with rice fields and a reservoir. Therefore, annoying facilities such as "JNR (currently JR) Tokaido Line" and "Industrial Road (currently National Highway No. 171)" pass through, and the factories that make up the Hanshin Industrial Area (Matsushita Electronics, Nissin Foods, Torishima Pump Manufacturing, Carpis) The warehouse etc.) was also located. While the surrounding area is idyllic in rural areas, this junior high school accepts urban children from the former Tomita Town, a commercial city that has been developing for a long time. From early on, we worked on the "modern" urban junior high school culture and led the efforts of other junior high schools in the city on "human rights education" that values ​​each individual. ● Recently, from the position of the city as an "advanced education school", "integrated elementary and junior high school education" is assumed, and the "integrated elementary and junior high school concept (establishment of compulsory education school)" with Tomita and Akaoji two elementary schools in the school district has been announced. I was suddenly thrown up. At first glance, this seems to be a way to appreciate this junior high school and promote its efforts. However, if we analyze the situation surrounding Osaka in recent years, we should consider the relationship with the sale of assets from the "public" to the "private". With the establishment of "elementary and junior high school (compulsory education school)", the idea of ​​abolishing "municipal kindergarten / nursery school" and transferring it to "private kindergarten (kindergarten / nursery school)" suffering from declining birthrate is privately managed. It looks like the investment of city expenses to contribute to the people. Also, keep in mind that the precious "prestigious area in front of the station", which is close to JR Tomida Station and has high convenience, is now left in the city, and has become the coveted target of developers due to redevelopment. Don't. In front of the station, it is the best location for the construction site of Tawaman wearing clogs with a shopping center on the first floor. Don't be swayed by the loud voice of privatizing the property of "neoliberal" citizens (Ama Site Park has become a commercial facility, redevelopment around Takatsuki Castle Park, etc.). I feel a sense of crisis that the property of Tomita townspeople and Takatsuki citizens is being unfairly sold. (Good news: Mayor Takeshi Hamada announced at the plenary session of the city council that he would withdraw the proposal to establish a "compulsory education school.")