History of Haruhigaoka High School School

1963

Nagoya Daiichi Institute of Technology High School Kasugai campus is founded.

1965

Chubu Institute of Technology Attached High School is founded.
General Course : 1 class,  Mechanical Course : 2classes,  Electrical Course : 2classes

1967

Kasugai campus is closed.

1973

Electrical Course is closed.

1981

Gymnasium is completed.

1983

Name is changed to Chubu Institute of Technology Haruhigaoka High School.

1984

General Course becomes co-educational.  Main school building is completed.
Name is changed to Chubu Institute of Technology Attached Haruhigaoka High School.

1985

All school buildings are completed. Twentieth anniversary of the foundation is celebrated.
Sister school relationship with Kelowna Secondary School(KSS), in Canada, is started.

1986

Teachers and students(volunteers) visit Kelowna for the first time.　
Study tour to Okinawa is started.

1987

New ground is completed.

1989

Mechanical Course is closed.

1990

Name is changed to Haruhigaoka High School.
Haruhigaoka Junior High School is set up as an annex to Haruhigaoka High School.
Sister school relationship with George Pringal Secondary High School, in Canada, is started.

1993

Study tour to Canada (junior high school) is started.

1998

Study tour to Korea is started.

2000

Study tour to Australia is started. 　
Sister school relationship with Glenroza Middle School(GMS), Canada, is started.

2002

Delegation of juvenile exchange students from Kouso Province, China, is welcomed.

2004

Representaive of Canada Pavilion(International Echibition) addresses the students.
31 members of KSS are welcomed.

2005

East school building is completed. Fortieth anniversary of the foundation is celebrated.

2007

26 members of KSS are welcomed.

2008

39 members of GMS are welcomed.

*Apart from the groups of visitors listed on the History of Haruhigaoka High School, we welcomed individual exchange students from other countries in the world.  Among them there have been 8 students within the last five years who have studied with us for more than 3 months at a time. Those students have represented the following 6 countries; Germany, Venezuela, America, Netherlands, Italy, and Mexico.