新潟県立柏崎翔洋中等教育学校, Public secondary education school in Kashiwazaki, Japan.
Niigata Prefectural Kashiwazaki Shoyo Secondary School is a public institution serving junior and senior secondary students in modern facilities. The school operates with smaller class sizes and offers varied academic programs alongside organized sports teams.
The school was founded in 2003 and took over the buildings of the former Kashiwazaki Commercial High School. Its opening was delayed by one year from the original plan.
The school motto 'Challenge Now!' guides students through diverse academic programs and extracurricular activities including volleyball and basketball teams.
The school sits roughly 15 minutes on foot from Higashi-Kashiwazaki Station on the JR East Echigo Line and is easily accessible. It connects conveniently for students traveling from various parts of the city.
The school will stop accepting new students from 2026, ending its educational services to the local community. This marks a significant turning point in Kashiwazaki's school landscape.
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