The Goto Educational Foundation, precursor to the Nagoya Denki Educational Foundation, is established during Japan’s postwar recovery years.

• AprElectrical

  Principal (7th) Shinji Wada

• AprJunior high school

  Foundation of Nagoya Junior High School of Electricity(three class, 150 students).
  Principal (1st) Shinji Wada

• NovJunior high school

  Academic buildings expanded to accommodate junior high school facilities.
  Single-story wooden building added (three classrooms, 247 square meters).

• OctJunior high school

  Nagoya Junior High School of Electricity renamed Meiden Junior High School.

• FebFoundation

  Establishment of Goto Educational Foundation.
  Chairman (1st) Koji Goto

• MarElectrical

  Academic buildings expanded.
  Single-story wooden building added (two classrooms, 132 square meters) plus a transformer room (28 square meters).

• AprHigh school

  Foundation of Nagoya High School of Electricity.
  Core curriculum and electrical department (nine classes, 450 students) established, one-year program established to a separate department.
  Principal (1st) Koji Goto

• AprJunior high school

  Principal (2nd) Koji Goto

• AprElectrical

  Principal (8th) Koji Goto

• DecElectrical

  Closure of Nagoya Electricity School.

• DecHigh school

  Establishment of part-time programs and electrical department approved.

• AprHigh school

  Establishment of extension curriculum and Electricity department.

• MarFoundation

  Goto Educational Foundation renamed as Nagoya Denki Educational Foundation.
  Koji Goto appointed chairman.

• AprHigh school

  New two-story wooden school building with tile roof constructed (402 m²).
  The Ministry of Education designates the school as a high school industrial education pilot school with the theme "streamlining the use of electricity in smaller workplaces".