A century-old school still tells new stories every month. Here are five from this spring — the way our students learn, celebrate, and grow up among the jasmine fields of Changhua. 百年老校，每個月都還在寫新的故事。 這個春天，我們從花壇國小的茉莉田間，挑選五則最值得分享的時刻。
For three weeks, twelve classes walked into a 100-year-old bakery to shape rice cakes for their moms — where culture, language, and tenderness all met in one classroom.
連續三週、12 個班級走進百年老店，由孩子親手把米粉糕做成鳳眼形狀，送給辛苦的媽媽。文化、語文、與孩子的心意，在同一堂課裡相遇。
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When the great Dajia Mazu pilgrimage came through Huatan in pouring rain, our entire school stayed and welcomed her — teachers, students, and the principal alike.
大甲媽祖遶境路經花壇那天下著大雨，但全校師生沒有一個人離開。從校長到一年級的孩子，全都在雨中迎接媽祖。
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Our second-graders unlocked the Jasmine Dream Museum, learning where their town's name — and identity — comes from.
二年級的孩子們解鎖了茉莉花壇夢想館，認識家鄉地名背後一朵小白花的故事。
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Most kids hear about the Chelungpu Fault first. But Huatan sits beside the Changhua Fault — so for our students, geology is local.
大多數孩子先聽說的是車籠埔斷層。但花壇國小緊鄰彰化斷層——對我們的孩子來說，地質課就是在地的故事。
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A PeoPo citizen reporter arrived at 7 a.m. to find the principal carrying chairs herself. "That," he later wrote, "is real education."
PeoPo 公民記者七點到校，看見的是校長自己在搬椅子。他在報導裡寫：「我想，這就是最真的教育。」
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