Itabashi High School is a co-educational public senior high school in Tokyo. It was founded in 1928 and is proud of its long history over 85 years. It has approximately 800 students and 60 staff. It is located in a quiet area in Itabashi-ward, rich in greenery and also close to the center of Tokyo.
Itabashi High School provides a balanced comprehensive education for the purpose of developing students’ ability to help them to achieve self-actualization. It also provides students with various opportunities to develop their individualities such as club activities and a variety of school events including school excursion and school festival.
Educational Goals
To develop each student’s individuality and ability; to support his/her self-realization
To develop each student’s creativity and ability to take action, respecting his/her independence
To promote each student’s mental and physical health; to foster his/her sense of responsibility for the society
To give each student the joy to learn; to foster his/her positive attitude toward lifelong learning
School History
1928
Itabashi-Choritsu Girls’ School of Home Economy (Jikka Koto Jogakko) founded on the site of an elementary school (Itabashi Jinjo Koto Shogakko)
1930
The number of the first graduates was 19
1936
Moved to another elementary school (No.9 Elementary School currently in Sakae-cho, Itabashi-ward)
1946
Renamed Tokyo Metropolitan Itabashi Girls’ School (Koto Jogakko)
1948
Renamed Tokyo Metropolitan Itabashi Senior High School (Koto Gakko) and also started an evening course Moved to the new school building in the current place
1949
Became co-educational
1959
Separated its evening course, which became independent as the evening course of Tokyo Metropolitan Oyama Senior High School
1961
Part of the current school building completed
2008
Ceremony of the 80th anniversary of foundation held
2018
The new school building will be completed
Curriculum
1st year
2nd year
3rd year
Integrated Japanese Language(4)
World History A (2)
Contemporary Society (2)
Mathematics 1(3)
Mathematics A (2)
Basic Chemistry (2)
Physical Education (3)
Health (1)
Art 1(2)
English Communication 1(3)
English Expression 1(2)
Information Study for
Participating Community (2)
the Period for Integrated Studies (1)
Special Activities ( LHR) (1)
Contemporary Japanese Language B(2)
Japanese History B (2)
Mathematics 2(4)
Classics B (2)
Mathematics B (2)
Basic Physics (2)
Basic Biology (2)
Physical Education (3)
Health (1)
Art 2(2)
English Communication 2(4)
English Expression 2(2)
Integrated Home Economics (2)
the Period for Integrated Studies (1)
Special Activities ( LHR) (1)
Contemporary Japanese Language B(2)
Japanese History B (2)
Politics and Economy (2)
Physical Education (2)
English Communication 3 (4)
English Expression 2(2)
Integrated Home Economics (2)
＜Compulsory Electives＞
＜Free Electives＞
the Period for Integrated Studies (1)
Special Activities ( LHR) (1)
＜Compulsory Electives＞
●Classics B (2)
●Mathematics 1 (2)
●Japanese Language Expression(2)
●Japanese History B (2)
●World History B (2)
●Mathematics 1 (2)
●Mathematics 2 (2)
●Japanese Language Expression (2)
●Contemporary Japanese Language B (2)
●Calligraphy 3 (2)
●Advanced Physics (2)
●Advanced Chemistry (2)
●Advanced Biology (2)
●English Expression 2(2)
●Info Study by Scientific Approach (2)
*The numbers in “ ( )” are the credits assigned to courses in the chart above.
*Courses offerings may be changed without any notice.
( 30 credits per year)
School Calendar
April
Opening Ceremony
Entrance Ceremony for the 1st Year Students
Physical Measurements
May
Art Appreciation
Executive Student Council Committee Meeting
Home Room Camp
One-Day School Excursion
Midterm Examinations
June
Athletic Meeting
July
Final Examinations
Career Guidance
Study Camp
Safety Drills
August
Club Camp
September
School Festival
October
Midterm Examinations
School Excursion
November
Election of Student Council
December
Final Examinations
Career Guidance
January
Final Examinations (3rd Year Students)
February
Farewell Meeting for the 3rd Year Students
March
Final Examinations (1st and 2nd Year Students)
Graduation Ceremony
Career Guidance
Closing Ceremony
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