“JavaScript is used on Fuchu City’s website.” That’s what their website says. But today we are talking about Fuchu City’s Second Elementary School. Let’s step inside this place of learning.
Fuchu City’s Second Elementary School is located in Midori-cho. Specifically, it is at 1-29 Midori-cho Fuchu City. You can call them at 042-363-9132. The school also maintains a homepage.
The school was initially established in Showa 2. That is equivalent to the year 1947. It was known as Kitatama-gun Fuchu-cho Municipal Fuchu Second Elementary School. The first principal was Takeuichi Kinzhino. There were twelve classes. The school had 14 staff members. There were 573 children. Instruction was conducted in two parts for fourth-graders and below.
A dedication ceremony took place. It was decided that this day would be the school’s anniversary. The school song was composed and published. The school flag was created. Kuroda Kaname donated it.
In Showa 29, the municipal system was implemented. The school’s name changed. It became Tokyo Metropolitan Fuchu City Fuchu Second Elementary School. Watanabe Sanro became the second principal.
The school celebrated its 10th anniversary in Showa 32. A ceremony was held. Kinmaru Tsuryo became the third principal in Showa 36. A research presentation was held in cooperation with the Fuchu City Board of Education. It focused on science.
A new reinforced concrete school building was completed in Showa 37. It included 34 regular classrooms. There were also three special rooms. Several management rooms were built.
In Showa 40, Kurimoto Kiyoshi became the fourth principal. A new pool was completed in June. A new gymnasium was completed in November.
The school celebrated its 20th anniversary in Showa 42. A commemorative ceremony was held. The fifth principal, Hagi Izumi, assumed his position in Showa 46. The school district was reduced due to the construction of Wakaba Elementary School. 131 children were transferred.
A language disorder class opened in Showa 50. This was a two-class system. A research presentation was held in cooperation with the Fuchu City Board of Education. It focused on practical research.
In Showa 52, Hayashi Nobuo became the sixth principal. The school celebrated its 30th anniversary. A flag-raising stand was newly installed. The language disorder class moved to Fuchu First Elementary School.
The school gained a special class. This was from Fuchu First Elementary School. A research presentation was held in cooperation with the Fuchu City Board of Education. It was focused on arithmetic.
Takeo Takeshita became the seventh principal. Kitagawa Osamu became the eighth principal in Showa 62. The school celebrated its 40th anniversary. The school building was rebuilt in Heisei 2.
Koshiba Michiru became the ninth principal. A ceremony was held to commemorate the new school building. The pool pump room and children’s club were completed in Heisei 7. Yanagi Yutaka became the tenth principal.
Kitamura Masaji became the eleventh principal. The school celebrated its 50th anniversary. The school zone was reduced. Barrier-free slopes were installed at the school building. The gymnasium also received those improvements. Madarame Shizuo became the twelfth principal.
The Fuchu City Second Elementary School homepage opened in Heisei 14. Tanaka Hiroshi became the thirteenth principal. Air conditioners were installed in regular classrooms. The school building’s toilets were renovated.
The Fuchu City Board of Education designated the school as a research cooperation school. The theme was career education. The pool was renovated. Kojima Shigeru became the fourteenth principal.
The schoolyard was turned into a lawn. Hirahara Tamotsu became the fifteenth principal. Air conditioners were installed in regular classrooms. The school buildings and gymnasium got renovated.
The Fuchu City Board of Education designated the school as a research cooperation school. The school promoted language ability. Yamada Junko became the sixteenth principal. Today, Fuchu City’s Second Elementary School continues its mission. It fosters the children of tomorrow.