Xinzhou tenth middle school score line

The score line of Xinzhou tenth middle school is 572 points.

The tenth middle school in Xinzhou City, Xinzhou tenth middle school for short. Founded in 1999, located in Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province, the current principal Wen Gao Ming, the school motto is "responsibility, action, details", is directly under the Xinzhou City Bureau of Education, a senior high school, as of July 2016, the school covers an area of 140 acres, with a total floor space of more than 60,000 square meters.

With a long history and excellent schooling tradition, Xinzhou 10th Middle School enjoys an excellent reputation in several teaching fields, with a highly qualified teaching staff and perfect educational facilities. The school focuses on the all-round development of its students and actively fosters academic ability, creativity and a sense of social responsibility.

Since the school is funded by Tian Jiabing, in order to recognize Mr. Tian Jiabing's great virtue, the school was named Xinzhou Tian Jiabing Middle School, and in September 2004, a grand opening ceremony was held. This is the Xinzhou ten middle school is also known as Xinzhou Tianjia Bing Middle School.

The curriculum of Xinzhou Tenth Middle School covers a wide range of disciplines, including arts and sciences, and actively promotes comprehensive quality education. In addition, Xinzhou Tenth Middle School focuses on the development of students' practical skills and offers a wide range of laboratories and activity courses to provide students with a wide range of learning opportunities. It has achieved many excellent results in academic competitions, sports competitions and cultural and artistic activities, and has trained a large number of outstanding students.

Requirements for enrollment in Xinzhou 10th High School

1. Age requirements: usually the school specifies the age range of the enrolled students, e.g., at the junior high school level it is usually between 12 and 15 years old.

2. Residency conditions: Schools may impose certain restrictions on enrolled students in terms of household registration and residency, for example, requiring students to have proof of legal residency in the local area.

3. Health conditions: Schools may require enrolled students to submit a health certificate or undergo a physical examination to ensure that they are physically fit for the learning environment.

4. Academic performance: Schools may set requirements for students' academic performance in the previous academic year, such as passing a certain test, entrance exam or selection exam.

5. Other requirements: Schools may also have other specific requirements for enrolled students based on their own enrollment plans and characteristics, such as language proficiency, specialty development, and other aspects.