Hibiya Koko No Kiseki Ochita Meimon Ko Ha Naze Fukkatsu Shi, Nani Wo Oshieteiru No Ka (Shodensha Shinsho)

[Machine Translation] While integrated junior high and high schools are gaining popularity, Hibiya High School, despite being a regular school, is overwhelmingly supported by parents and students (enrollment satisfaction rates of 98% and 93%, respectively). Many students are now enrolling in Hibiya High School after rejecting Kaisei High School. This is due to Hibiya High School's high academic achievement, represented by the number of students who passed the entrance exam for Tokyo University (53 in 2004 and 45 in 2005), and the education that makes this possible. How did the high school, which was called a "fallen prestigious school" after the number of students accepted to Tokyo University dropped to one, make a comeback? Why do Hibiya students have such a low rate of attending cram school and why is the percentage of students who pass the entrance exam so high? The principal of Hibiya, who has carried out these "miracles," answers these questions. He also explains the teaching materials and study methods, and mentions the new university entrance examinations starting in 2009. The common sense of entrance examinations will change!

中高一貫校がもてはやされるなか、日比谷高校は通常校ながら、保護者・生徒に圧倒的に支持されている(入学満足度は各98%・93%)。今や開成高校を蹴って日比谷高校に入学する生徒も少なくない。これは、東大合格者数(二〇一六年53人、二〇一七年45人)に代表される進学実績と、それを可能にしている教育にある。東大合格者数が1人に落ち込み、「堕ちた名門校」と言われた高校は、どのように復活を遂げたのか?なぜ日比谷生は通塾率が低く、しかも現役率が高いのか?これらの“奇跡”について、改革を断行した現役校長が答える。教材や勉強方法を開陳、二〇二一年からの新大学入試にも言及。受験の常識が変わる!