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Hangul
  
단국대학교사범대학부속중학교

Phone
  
+82 2-2191-2600

Hanja
  
檀國大學校師範大學附屬中學校

Revised Romanization
  
Danguk daehakkyo sabeom daehak busok junghakkyo

McCune–Reischauer
  
Tan’guk taehakkyo sabŏm taehak pusok chunghakkyo

Address
  
21 Dogok-ro 64-gil, Daechi 1(il)-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea

Similar
  
단국대학교사범부속고등학교, 휘문고등학교, Dogok Station, 휘문중학교, 중앙대학교 사범대학부속고

Dankook Middle School is a middle school located in Daechi-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. It is a private school attached to Dankook University. It was first founded on December 26, 1983. The school motto is “to know myself and study while working”. The school tree is the zelkova tree, the school flower is the royal azalea, and the school mascot is the bear.

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Principals

1959 ~ 1964 1st Sung Girl Jung (정성걸) 1964 ~ 1964 2nd Bong Shik Jang (장봉식) 1964 ~ 1965 3rd Dong Shik Ji (지동식) 1965 ~ 1968 4th Jong Hub Lee (이종업) 1968 ~ 1969 5th Bong Shik Jang (장봉식) 1969 ~ 1972 6th Bok Young Lee (이복녕) 1972 ~ 1977 7th Jong Duck Yey (이종덕) 1977 ~ 1990 8th Bok Young Lee (이복녕) 1990 ~ 2004 9th Bong Shik Jang (장봉식) 2004 ~ 2006 10th Hun Sang Shin (신헌상) 2006 ~ 2008 11th Hun Suek Min (민헌숙) 2008 ~ present 12th Sang Sue Kim (김상수)

Awards

  • 12th National Astronomy Olympiad, gold medal
  • 3rd Asian-Atlantic Astronomy Olympiad, 1st
  • Other Olympiad awards 54, the best in the country
  • 4th long-basketball tournament, 1st
  • 62nd middle school girls and boys basketball, 1st
  • 54 other Olympiad awards
  • Student exchange

    In spring, around 40 students from Buensan Middle School come to Dankook Middle School, while in the fall around 40 Dankook students go to Buensan middle school for two days.

    School Symbol

    The school symbol has red, blue, black, and white around the yellow Chinese letter for “middle”. Red represents a phoenix; blue, a blue dragon; white, a white tiger; and black, a turtle. The yellow in the middle represents the yellow dragon: a symbol for the school’s students, while the Chinese character means that Dankook students should be at the center of the world.

    References

    Dankook Middle School Wikipedia