What if the walls of Fukuoka市立警固中学校 could talk? This public middle school stands in Fukuoka Prefecture. It is located in Fukuoka City’s Chuo Ward. It neighbors the Fukuoka City Central Citizen Center and Library.
Fukuoka市立警固中学校 opened in April 1947. In March 1951, the school adopted its official song. In May of that year, the city designated it for educational experiments. A month later, the Japanese Broadcasting Corporation followed suit.
In April 2005, Fukuoka市立警固中学校 temporarily housed students. They came from Fukuoka Municipal Genkai Junior High School. This was due to the impact of the Western Fukuoka Prefecture Earthquake.
The school’s motto is “Intelligence”, “Friendship”, and “Tenacity”. It emphasizes these values in its educational goals. The school uses a three-term system.
Fukuoka市立警固中学校 offers many extracurricular activities. Students can join sports clubs such as basketball and soccer. Other options include baseball and table tennis. There are also cultural clubs such as the brass band and art club. The broadcasting club is also popular. In 2021, it advanced to the prefectural competition. In 2023, it participated in the national competition.
Various annual events take place here. These include athletic meets and choir competitions. The school also holds an oath ceremony.
The student council at Fukuoka市立警固中学校 consists of several committees. These include life, beautification, and health committees. There are also committees for library, learning, and welfare. A deliberative committee is also part of the council. From 2010, there was a human rights committee. It aimed to prevent bullying. However, it is no longer active.
Several notable figures have graduated from Fukuoka市立警固中学校. They include musician Monta Mino and actor Hiroshi Sekiguchi.
Today Fukuoka市立警固中学校 continues its mission. It provides quality education. It fosters growth and development in its students.