Chungshin Girls' High School

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Chungshin Girls' High School
정신여자고등학교
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Chungshin Girls' High School
16 Olympic-ro 4-gil, Songpa-gu


South Korea
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Type Private
Established1887
PrincipalLee Hee-cheon (이희천) [1]
Faculty91
GenderGirls
Website chungshin.sen.hs.kr

Chungshin Girls' High School is a private girls high school located in Jamsil-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul.

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References

  1. "학교장 인사말" . Retrieved 22 November 2015.

Coordinates: 37°30′31″N127°04′19″E / 37.50872°N 127.07190°E / 37.50872; 127.07190