First place: Shu Ren Middle School.

Yangzhou Shu Ren School, Yangzhou Middle School Education Group, referred to as "Yangzhong Shu Ren", is located in Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province. The school is a private school headed by Yangzhou Education Bureau, a key middle school in Jiangsu Province, a three-star ordinary high school in Jiangsu Province, a national key experimental base funded by the China Teacher Development Foundation of the Ministry of Education, and a national key experimental school of the school-based construction project of the China Teacher Development Foundation of the Ministry of Education. 1June 1999, the school was established; In June 2005, the school established a high school; June 5438 +2020 10, the school was rated as a three-star ordinary high school in Jiangsu Province. As of September 20 19, the school has four departments, namely, primary department, junior middle school, senior middle school and international department, covering an area of 68,677 square meters (102.96 mu) with a total construction area of 6076 1.2 1 square meter; There are 139 classes with 6745 students.

Second place: Meiyuan Bilingual

Third place: Meiling Middle School

Fourth place: Hanjiang Experimental Middle School

Fifth place: Jinghua Meiling Campus

Sixth place: Yangzhou Shiming Bilingual School

Seventh place: Middle School Affiliated to Yangzhou Education College

Eighth place: East Campus of Middle School Affiliated to Yang Da University.

Ninth place: Weiyang Middle School

Tenth place: Jinwen Middle School

According to the provincial ranking of junior high school graduates in Yangzhou on 20 16, the ranking of junior high school graduates in Yangzhou is as follows: 1, Jiangdu district is 99.58%2. Gaoyou city 99.47%3. Yangzhou 99.2 1%4. Yizheng city 98.50%5. Baoying county 99.47%.

In order to improve the enrollment rate of junior high school graduates in Yangzhou, the local education department has taken a series of measures, including strengthening school management, strengthening supervision and urging students, increasing guidance and assistance to students with poor grades, starting junior high school employment escort program, signing a joint poverty alleviation agreement, reducing family burden, and providing free college entrance examination training for students.