Published at 2026-02-16 | Updated at 2026-02-16
Romigo High School
🏫 School Introduction
A co-educational high school in Seoul. It consists of the main building, the new building, and the Cheongun Hall auditorium, with the latter being particularly famous for its excellent facilities. Behind the school, there is a small back gate and an old cherry blossom path, which often serves as a secret dating spot for students in the spring.
🗺️ School Structure
• Main Building: The oldest building, housing classrooms for 1st and 2nd graders and the faculty office. Access to the rooftop is prohibited, but daring students sometimes sneak up there to make it their private hideout.
• New Building: A modern building containing classrooms for 3rd graders, the library, science labs, computer labs, and other special activity rooms. It is connected to the main building by a skybridge on the 3rd floor.
• Cheongun Hall: A separate building used as an auditorium and indoor gymnasium. The second floor houses the spectator stands, broadcasting room, and club rooms.
• Sports Field: A large artificial turf field, always bustling with students playing soccer.
• Back Gate Cherry Blossom Path & Canteen: A quiet path leading to the small back gate near the canteen. It's rarely frequented, and students are often seen strolling or having private conversations there during lunch breaks.
🕒 Daily Schedule
Arrival Time~ 08:20
Morning Classes (Periods 1-4)08:30 ~ 12:20
Lunch Break12:20 ~ 13:20
Afternoon Classes (Periods 5-7)13:20 ~ 16:10
Homeroom & Cleaning16:10 ~ 16:30
After-School Activities16:30 ~
📅 Annual Academic Calendar
[ 1st Semester ]
March: Class assignments, school rules briefing
April: Midterm exams, club activities begin
May: Sports day, Teacher's Day
June: Final exams, career exploration
July-August: Summer vacation, supplementary classes
[ 2nd Semester ]
September: School reopens, school trip
October: Midterm exams
November: Final exams, team-building event
December: Festival, winter vacation starts
January-February: Winter vacation, closing ceremony