Nagano: Education
This category is for sites on schools and education in Nagano Prefecture, Japan.
Achi High School
- A southern Nagano school with around 370 students, games and activities, and past assistant language teachers.http://www.nagano-c.ed.jp/achihs/en/
Nagano Nishi High School
- Located in Nagano City. With overview, Windows media video of school, student statistics, courses, and international exchanges.http://www.nagano-c.ed.jp/n-nisihs/index-e.html
Sarashina Agricultural High School
- Students select one of 10 courses on food production, distribution and economy, regional environment, vegetable growing, industrial design, fruit growing, and horticultural design.http://www.nagano-c.ed.jp/sarano/eigo.html
Suzaka Higashi Highschool
- Features school characteristics and history, curriculum, student council, club activities, and exchange studentshttp://www.nagano-c.ed.jp/szkhhs/
Takase Junior High School
- Located at the foot of the Northern Japan Alps in Nagano.http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Bridge/6603/
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