It is a public high school located in Bathurst, New Brunswick, Canada, offering education from grades 9 to 12. The school is committed to supporting students to achieve success in dynamic learning communities and has abundant educational resources and facilities. Renowned for its excellent educational quality and emphasis on the comprehensive development of students. The school offers a diverse curriculum, including academic courses and various club activities, aimed at cultivating students' academic abilities, creativity, and social skills. In addition, the school also emphasizes the development of students' personalities and the cultivation of their talents, encouraging them to participate in various extracurricular activities such as sports, art, and community service.

It is a French Community College located in New Brunswick, Canada, founded in 1970. We offer over 80 professional courses in five campuses within the province, including information technology, business, trade, fisheries, health sciences, education, and mining technology. The CCNB Bathurst campus is one of them, located in Canada's only official bilingual province, offering diplomas, certificates, degrees, trade, and apprenticeship programs taught in French. The college also integrates internship opportunities into its curriculum through industry partnerships with Atlantic Canada to enhance students' practical abilities.

It is a public high school located in Port Gauguin, British Columbia, Canada, belonging to the SD43 school district. The school was founded in 1996 and named after Canadian national hero Terry Fox in honor of his cancer fighting spirit and charity running activities. Known for its innovative curriculum in sports, information technology, and music education. The school offers a diverse range of characteristic courses, including upgraded classes, intensive French, online learning, music and drama production, language courses, and more. Terry Fox High School not only focuses on academic education, but also attaches great importance to the cultivation of students' sports and artistic talents, encouraging their comprehensive development.

It is a French speaking high school located in Bathurst, New Brunswick, Canada, belonging to the Nord Est school district. The school provides education for grades 9 to 12. Since its establishment in 1971, the school has been named after the river in its area, the N é pisiguit River, which runs through the city of Bathurst and into the Shaler Bay. The school emphasizes bilingual education because over 60% of the residents in the area can speak two official languages, English and French. The mission of the school is to educate every student, guide them towards success, and maintain positive relationships between people.

It is one of the abandoned educational facilities after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. These schools are usually located in remote areas, and due to insufficient government funding, they cannot receive effective maintenance and support, resulting in a gradual loss of population and abandonment of the schools. From these abandoned schools, one can see the classrooms, buildings, and various teaching equipment of the past, but there is no trace of students and teachers anymore. These relics have become witnesses to history, reflecting a part of the education system during the Soviet era, as well as the social and cultural landscape of that time. Not only is it a review of past educational models, but it also triggers people's thinking on education, social change, and the protection of historical heritage.

McKim's Free School was a history school in Boston, USA in the 19th century. Founded by Boston philanthropist John McKim in 1809, it aims to provide free educational opportunities for underprivileged children. The original intention of its establishment was to provide educational opportunities for children who could not afford tuition fees, especially during a period when educational resources were still relatively limited. Provide basic courses such as reading, writing, and arithmetic, and encourage students to develop their skills and talents. To enhance students' social status and opportunities for future development through education.