At the end of 20 13, there were 26 primary schools in Shaowu, with full-time teachers 1362, 2,945 students, 27 students16,837 students and 2 graduates. There are 22 ordinary middle schools with full-time teachers 1204 students, 4407 students 13665438 students and 4884 graduates. There are 2 secondary vocational schools with 99 full-time teachers, 608 students, 1548 students and174 graduates. The enrollment rate of primary school-age children reached 100%, the enrollment rate of primary school graduates was 98.4%, and the enrollment rate of junior high school was 75.6%. From 65438 to 0978, Shaowu's medical and health undertakings further developed. By 1989, there were 4 county-level general hospitals, 2 traditional Chinese medicine hospitals, 2 health and epidemic prevention institutions, 7 township (town) hospitals, 97 rural health clinics, 67 factory (mine) clinics and 25 individual clinics. Bed 1098. According to the total population of the city, there are 3.9 beds per 1000 people, which are higher than 1965 and 1978 by 102% and 6.4% respectively. Health technicians 1587 (including 287 rural doctors and individual doctors), with an average of 5.6 health technicians per 1000, which is 7. 1% and 10.2% higher than that of 1978 respectively.
At the end of 20 13, there were 27 medical and health institutions at all levels in Shaowu, including 9 hospitals, 8 community health service centers and hospitals, and * * * beds 1326. At the end of 20 13, there were 687 health technicians/kloc-0, including 576 doctors. Buddhism: By the end of 2005, there were 20 temples officially registered for opening to the outside world, 78 temples temporarily registered for preservation, and there were 2,462 monks and laymen in the city. Among them, there are 39 monks, 16 monks, 8 monks and 3 monks, 174 lay people live in temples, and 2222 lay people are at home.
Taoism: Before 1978, there were only a few Taoists in Shaowu, most of whom were scattered among the people, giving up religious undertakings and rarely carrying out Taoist activities. After the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee, religious policies were implemented and Taoist activities appeared in some villages. By the end of 2005, there were two Taoist temples 12 in the city, with more than 300 Taoist believers, including 1 16 repentants.
Catholicism: In 2003-2005, in order to facilitate religious activities in rural areas, Shaowu Catholic Patriotic Association purchased old houses in Wang Ting village of Shuibei town, Zhushan village of suburban town and Dabugang village of Dabugang town, and transformed the old houses into Catholic activity halls; Along the mountain town and along the mountain street, 1 Catholic church was built, with a construction area of 5 17 square meters and a total cost of 249,600 yuan. By the end of 2005, there were five officially registered Catholic churches in Shaowu, with 1 100 members.
Christianity: By the end of 2005, there were officially registered Christian churches including Dongguan Church, Nakou Church, Yang Keng Church and Maogang Church, and there were 29 temporarily registered active churches. There are more than 6000 Christians and 1 1 priests in this city. Among them, pastor 1 person, 3 deputy priests and 7 preachers.
Islam: On June 5438+1 October, 2005,1Imam (from Juancheng County, Shandong Province) volunteered to take charge of the educational activities of Shaowu Mosque, which was accepted after deliberation by the Iraqi Association. By the end of 2005, there were 3 15 Muslims in the city, and the teaching staff 1 person.