Lu Chu Senior High School (Zhonghua Rd.)

The first bus shelter born under the new syllabus concept is at Luzhu High School! The "Luzhong Dream Station" bus shelter that integrates the campus and local culture with the design of the learning trail course was unveiled today (28) morning. It was co-chaired by Wu Jinxing, the mayor of Luzhu District, and Lu Zhengchuan, the principal of Luzhu High School , On the Future Toddler Trail, there are cute Tomato Babies to accompany the students to and from school every day. Principal Lu Zhengchuan stated that Luzhu High School is the leading school of the Ministry of Education and the promotion of high school quality plans. The teaching team has won the Gold Award for Teaching Excellence and has spared no effort in promoting local courses. The new syllabus was launched, and the school established the "Transformation to the New Curriculum Community". Teachers Li Chunjuan and Du Mengzhen had a class with students. They designed the "Training Path and My Space Minimally Invasive" course, hoping to build a community school with a sense of warmth , Thank you very much for the thoughts of the two teachers and students. Lu Zhengchuan pointed out that the bus stop on the learning trail is a necessary route for students to go to school every day. The students who participated in the class noticed that there were very few bus stops. Teachers and students thought that if art installations can be installed, it will not only beautify the appearance of the campus, but also Close the distance between the community and the school, so that students and residents can feel "Wow! So art is by your side." Tomato is one of the Four Treasures of Luzhu. Therefore, the concept of learning trails combined with the public art shelter of Tomato Baby was born, so that everyone can think of Luzhu, think of the road and further understand the road when they see the Tomato Baby. "Luzhong Dream Station" bus shelter was designed and built by Luzhong. Special thanks to the Transportation Bureau, Civil Affairs Bureau, and Luzhu District Office for their joint funding of NT$600,000. The project was completed in one year. In addition, I would also like to thank the designer Dr. Chen Yulong for assisting in the completion of the school.