| 英文摘要 |
Institutional Research (IR) has a considerable history in higher ed¬ucation, yet it remains in a developmental stage at the secondary level. With the implementation of the“12-year National Basic Education Cur¬riculum Guidelines”, the increased autonomy in school curriculum and instruction, coupled with the rise of project-based grants for the new cur¬riculum guidelines, which concurrently heightened the importance of IR and finance governance in secondary schools. In light of this, this study selected a senior high school as a research case to explore the school’s financial income and expenditure during the three years before and after the promotion of the new curriculum (2017‒2022) and to analyze its im¬plications for finance governance. The research results indicated that the school’s income sources relied heavily on government grants, reflecting a lack of resilience in resource diversification. School expenditures exhib¬ited a pattern of passive periodicity. Furthermore, significant fluctuations in grants affected the equity and stability of school finance. Based on the research conclusions, several strategic recommendations were pro¬posed to strengthen the finance governance of the case school, includ¬ing expanding non-public sector financial resources, transitioning from an annual-based to a cycle-based finance governance model, establishing stakeholder participation mechanisms, and constructing an educational production function model for the school. |