Generally, people think that power has no relationship with schooling. Michel Foucault (1977) pointed out that schooling should help realize students' potentials and help the students become the actual subjects of education. However, modern school has become an institution to take over the students effectively. The model of authoritarian control over students's daily lives only brings about the uniformity in students's behaviors. Michel Foucault (1977) also pointed out that power exists everywhere in the school and can be easily rationalized. If school is a place of discipline, the students are disciplined and controlled. Then, how do disciplined students treat the executing power from schooling? Under the circumstance of power execution, can students be open-minded at school? The study will probe the question. The study will analyze the campus and schooling of the junior high school based on the view point of Michel Foucault. One purpose is to examine whether the view of Foucault fits for modern schooling. The other purpose is to make a self-examination for the power in school. At the same time, the study will discuss the resistance of the students by in-depth interviews for educators to understand the rationality and legitimation of schooling.