The school is a civilized unit in Pudong New Area, a two-star model school with code of conduct for middle schools in Pudong New Area, a second-class outstanding party branch in Pudong New Area, an educational red flag civilized unit in Pudong New Area, an advanced collective with spiritual civilization and military-civilian cooperation, and a green garden unit in Shanghai. In 2004, it was awarded as a characteristic school of art education in Pudong New Area and Shanghai in 2005.

School scale and facilities: It covers an area of 24,500 square meters, with complete hardware facilities, including library, reading room, music room, microcomputer room and various laboratories, including 8 art classrooms, 4 art creative laboratories, 2 art multimedia classrooms, 1 500 square meter art exhibition room, and complete teaching multimedia facilities such as campus network, radio and television station and electronic whiteboard. There are 28 classes in junior and senior high schools with 1 100 students.

Extended data:

Characteristic work

Contents and achievements of education and teaching reform: Shanghai Garden Unit, Shanghai Safe and Civilized Campus, Pudong New Area Civilized Unit, Pudong New Area First-class Party Branch, Pudong New Area Badminton Traditional Characteristic School, China Education Association Junior High School Education Committee Standing Board School, China Education Association Junior High School Education Reform Characteristic School, Fudan University Psychological Research Center Psychological Education Experimental Base, East China Normal University Fine Arts Education Experimental Base, Shanghai Normal University Physical Education Experimental Base, etc.

In 2004, the South Examination Area of Tsinghua University Academy of Fine Arts was located in Xiangshan Middle School; In 2004 and 2005, entrusted by the Shanghai Municipal People's Government, the school held "The 30th Anniversary of Shanghai-Osaka Friendship City" and "The 25th Anniversary of Shanghai-Osaka Friendship City" respectively. In 2006 and 2007, the school was invited to participate in the Japanese high school students' art exhibition held in Osaka, Japan for two consecutive years.