2. Faculty

• Principle"s Office

• Academic Affairs Office

　      The mission of Academic Affairs Office is to provide services and programs that enable  and  encourage  students  to  achieve success in their intellectual and personal development  at  TLJH  and  elsewhere.  Many  competitions,  such as homepage design, Chinese and English recitation, are regularly held to help students learn broadly and gain achievements.

　    Academic  programs  primarily  focus  on  the  practice of Nine-year Continuous Curriculum  Teachers" in-service  learning  is  respected  and  encouraged,  which can improve  teaching  capabilities.  Of  equal  importance  are  the  maintenance  and expansion of school resources, especially the computer appliances.

　    For more information regarding current academic issues and activities, read school board or contact the staff directly.

• Students" Affairs Office

 1. Be collaborative with social resources, such as hospitals, fire bureaus, and local courts, to encourage 

     students to integrate knowledge and skills they have obtained.

 2. Improve the quality of tutor system to supports every student with the concern of both family and school

     faculty.

 3. Cooperate with the community in variety of clubs to help students have the very best high school

     experience possible.

• Counselors" Office

       Counselors" Office provides confidential assistance for students who need help in understanding   themselves,    in    making   adjustments  and  decisions,  in  accepting responsibility  for  their  choices,  and  in  following  a  course of action to resolve any problems.

　    Sexuality and/or sexual orientation issues, self-esteem issues, relationship concerns, and  career  concerns  are  but  a  few  of  the  topics  addressed  in  individual  or  group counseling sessions. Attention also is given to helping deficient students learn and live in a better way.

　    Parents" initiatives are always welcome, either in knowing children"s school life or counseling other problems. Official conferences between parents and teachers or experts are occasionally held, which would be informed on the school board.

• General Affairs Office