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- 1938. 04 School name changed to Dongduk Girls’ High School
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Before the 1950s. 1908. 04 Founding of Dongwon Girls' School (Eui-sook) by Dr. Choon-Kang Cho Dong-Shik. 1909. 04 Combining Dongwon Girls' Eui-sook and Dongduk, naming it Dongduk Girls' Eui-sook. 1910. 04 Establishing a Quick High School Course in Dongduk Girls' Eui-sook.
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Dongduk Women's University is originated from Dongwon Girls School, founded in 1950. DWU is composed of eight colleges, six departments, 18 majors, 16 departments of majors, and seven graduate schools. It has about 7,500 students and 350 faculty members.
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OP notes: In 1942, students at Dongduk Girls' High School in Seoul were using an anonymous tip box to rat out fellow students who were speaking Korean at school. According to this Japanese language academic paper, as of May 1943, there were 711 Korean students and 25 teachers at Dongduk Girls' High School.
Jun 3, 2021 · IU graduated from Dongduk Girls’ High School in February 2012. She originally planned on pursuing Korean literature, stating, “Ever since I made my debut, my grades have dropped a lot, except my grades in Korean literature.
Busan Commercial Practical School (1920) → Changed school name to Dongju Middle School (1951) → Separated Dongju Middle School into Dongju Women’s Commercial High School and Dongju Women’s Middle School (1963) → Of these, Dongju Girls’ High School became Dongju Girls’ High School.
