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Jinan Foreign Language School

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Established
  
1989 (1989)

Principal
  
Su Xuyong (苏旭勇)

Number of students
  
8,820

Campuses
  
4

Status
  
Opening

Province
  
Founded
  
1989

Teaching staff
  
950

Jinan Foreign Language School

School type
  
Complex school, including primary secondary branches

Motto
  
人文天下 行者无疆(A humanist sees no boundary to care, a daring explorer knows no frontier)

Authority
  
Jinan Municipal Education Bureau

Address
  
1 Jianguo Xiaojing 3th Rd, Shizhong Qu, Jinan Shi, Shandong Sheng, China, 250001

Jinan foreign language school international center 2016 graduation ceremony


Jinan Foreign Language School (JFLS, or JNFLS, simplified Chinese: 济南外国语学校; traditional Chinese: 濟南外國語學校; pinyin: Jǐnán Wàiguóyǔ Xuéxiào) is a foreign language school located in Jinan, China, and is divided into three branches/levels: the junior, senior, and primary branches. The school is the only one of its kind officially registered with the State Education Ministry of Shandong Province. It is also the school which sends the largest number of admitted-by-recommendation students toward Chinese priority colleges and universities among all Chinese high schools. In a 2016 ranking of Chinese high schools that send students to study in American universities, Jinan Foreign Language School ranked number 42 in mainland China in terms of the number of students entering top American universities.

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Kaiyuan International School

A full-time, privately run boarding school, Jinan Foreign Language School Kaiyuan International School(济南外国语学校开元国际分校; 濟南外國語學校開元國際分校; Jǐnán Wàiguóyǔ Xuéxiào Kāiyuán Guójì Fēnxiào) opened in 2000 after the Jinan Foreign Language School and Jinan Huanshan Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. signed an agreement in December 1999 to operate a school. The school is currently located at 139 Huanshan Road and covers an area of 60 acres (24 ha).

Jinan Foreign Language School also operates several co-operation programs with Jinan Waihai Progressive School, Jinan Sunshine 100 School and Jinan Quanxin Primary School.

Jinan Waihai Progressive School

Jinan Waihai Progressive School(济南外海实验学校; 濟南外海實驗學校; Jǐnán Wàihǎi Shíyàn Xuéxiào) is a full-time, privately run boarding school. In November 2004, Jinan Foreign Language signed a school management agreement with Jinan Waihai Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. The school was then entrusted with the responsibility of administrating Jinan Waihai Progressive School. It is currently located at 19 Xingfu Street, Huaiyin District.

Junior Branch

The Junior Branch, located at No. 23 Shifan Road, is the branch of Middle School.

Senior Branch (Sanjian)

The Jinan Foreign Language School Sanjian Branch (济南外国语学校三箭分校; 濟南外國語學校三箭分校; Jǐnán Wàiguóyǔ Xuéxiào Sānjiàn Fēnxiào), also referred to as the Sanjian Branch, is a private secondary school established in March 1996. The Sanjian Branch is fully funded by Sanjian Property Group Corporation and Omni, and is directed by Jinan Foreign Language School. It is currently located at 6868 Airport Road in the Lingang Economic Development Zone, Licheng District.

International cooperation

The school has international cooperation with the following educational institutions:

  • Academy of Kansai Language School, Fushimi, Kyoto, Japan
  • Lycée et Collège Emile Zola de Rennes, Rennes, France
  • Parkview Elementary Junior High School, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
  • Windsor Locks High School Windsor Locks, Connecticut, US
  • No. 67 High School, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia
  • De La Salle High School, LaSalle, Quebec, Canada
  • Helsinge Upper Secondary School, Vantaa, Finland
  • Adelaide High School, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
  • Saint-Petersburg State University of Service and Economics, Saint Petersburg
  • Moscow State Institute of Radio Engineering, Electronics and Automation, Moscow
  • References

    Jinan Foreign Language School Wikipedia