-
which were
founded after the
secondary school law in 1886. Later, kōtō
jogakkō (高等女学校),
secondary school for
girls (1891), and jitsugyō gakkō (実業学校),...
- were
built at 178 Yamate. It was
renamed to
Ferris Waei
Jogakkō (フェリス和英女学校
Ferisu Waei
Jogakkō; "Ferris ****anese-English Girls' School") in 1889. Mary...
- sub-systems to
middle schools; for boys
kyusei chugakko (旧制中学校), for
girls koto
jogakko (高等女学校), and for both ****es
vocational school jitsugyo gakko (実業学校). It...
- grandfather, he
enabled her to
attend Tokyo's
First Higher Girls'
School (Kōtō
Jogakkō). At the time, no
colleges in ****an
admitted women.
Christian Schools began...
-
Kazoku Jogakkō 華族女學校 (later part of the Gakushūin 學習院) ****en
Jogakkō 實踐女學校 (as founder)
Joshi Kōgei Gakkō 女子工藝學校 (as founder)
Junshin Jogakkō 順心女學校 Ōmi...
- name
Shinagawa Gakugei High
School (品川学藝高等学校)) St. Hilda's
School (Kōran
Jogakkō Junior High and
Senior High School [ja])
Shinagawa Etoile Girls' High School [ja]...
-
School in
Tokyo (Senior high
school division) St. Hilda's
School (Kōran
Jogakkō Junior High and
Senior High School [ja]) St. Joseph's
Junior and Senior...
-
teaching positions and many
taught in
schools exclusively for
girls (女学校,
jogakkō). In the
early 20th century,
education at the
primary level was egalitarian...
-
Originally known as
Smith Girls' School, the
school was
later renamed Hokusei Jogakko, or
North Star Girls’ School. (In 1951, the
school became Hokusei Gakuen...
-
Yamamoto Street in Kōbe. 1879: Kōbe Home was
renamed Kōbe Girls'
School (女學校,
jogakkō); the
following year it was
organized along a five-year (high school) curriculum...
