On the 24th and 25th of heavy snow, 7 private high schools in Kagoshima Prefecture will take the entrance exam “implementation as planned” policy, but changes may be made depending on the situation[01/23 19:40]
On the 24th and 25th, entrance exams are scheduled at some private schools in Kagoshima Prefecture. Preparations were underway on the 23rd, despite concerns about the impact of the heavy snow.
Kagoshima Josai High School in Hioki City. Ahead of the entrance exam on the 24th, the staff distributed the documents to the desk and set up the venue, such as pasting the examinee number.
On the 24th, about 1,200 people are scheduled to take the exam at 17 locations in the prefecture, including our school and remote island venues. So far, we are planning to carry out as planned, but it is possible that there may be changes depending on the heavy snow situation.
(Tatsuro Akitake, Principal, Kagoshima Josai High School) “During the (previous) heavy snowfall, we only conducted entrance exams for Japanese language, mathematics, and English subjects, and cut the interviews. If so, I’m thinking of staggering the time and doing it at each venue.”
In addition, students who could not take the exam due to snow will have a make-up exam on the 5th of next month, along with students who could not take the exam due to poor physical condition.
In addition, in addition to Kagoshima Josai, Shoshikan, Kagoshima Shugakukan, Ikeda, Kamimura Gakuen High School, and Houou are scheduled to take entrance exams on the 24th, and Kagoshima Jitsugyo is scheduled to take the entrance exam on the 25th.
All of them are going to be carried out as planned, but we are considering measures such as taking the exam in a separate room for students who are late due to the snow.
[Continuous images]Risk of heavy snow Simulation of snow and rain in Kagoshima and Kyushu From 24th (Tue) to 25th (Wed)here
