学校長挨拶

『北の雄　辰中』

辰野中学校　　校長

天竜川のほとり、校門脇にそびえる「大欅」が本校のシンボルです。

昭和33（1958）年の開校以来、建学の志をけやき精神としてきました。四季折々の姿に心をとめ、「辰野中学校生徒会人権宣言」を意識した人の心の痛みが分かる優しく麗しき人、大欅が大空に向かって枝を伸ばすごとく、向学･志学の心に燃える高き人、そして地に根を張り大欅を育て支えている無数の根に思いをはせ、目標や課題に向かって忍耐強く努力する強き人になることを願い、「凡事徹底（挨拶・清掃・服装）」、「授業集中」、「よりよく生きる」を大事に生活しています。

先輩方が長い年月をかけ築き上げてきた伝統は、現在の辰野中学校に脈々と息づき、私たちの進むべき道標となっています。先輩に学び、地域の皆様の支えと信頼に応えられるよう、学習や生徒会活動、部活動に精一杯取り組み、生徒が正しい知識を学び心豊かにたくましく生き抜く力をつけ成長できるよう、教職員一丸となり全力で応援します。

Brave of the North

The main symbol of Tatsuno Junior High School is the huge “Zelkova tree” which rises beside the school gate　and towers on the banks of the Tenryu river.

Since the opening of the school in 1958, the Zelkova Spirit has been known as a symbol of eagerness to improve learning. Watching the Zelkova tree each season and considering the myriad roots that nurture and support them, staffs are wishing to raise persons who are gentle and beautiful, who understand the pain of other people, who are aware of the “Declaration of Human Rights in the student council,” who patiently strive for goals and challenges and persons with burning desire for studying just like that Zelkova tree stretching its branches in the sky. Staffs are with great care and focus on class (greeting, cleaning, dressing neatly), class concentration, and to live a better life.

The tradition that our seniors have built over the years which became our pride and guide to move forward is still alive in today’s Tatsuno Junior High School.

We will learn from the senior students and do our best to help and support our students learn the right wisdom and grow up to be rich and strong through learning, student council activities, and club activities in order to respond to the support from local citizens and community.

Principal of

Tatsuno Junior High School