The predecessor of Singlong Elementary School was "Taichung County Jilong Public School". It was established on January 4, 1899.

A "study room" was set up in the village. The Japanese occupied it and instructed Wu Chaoguang, the governor of Jilong district, to organize the school, and turned private school into formal education. The school officially started in the Matsu Temple in the village on May 6, and all 14 students were transferred from the “study room”.

In 1910, the school space was purchased and school buildings were built.

The school buildings were destroyed by the earthquake in 1935 and were rebuilt in the same year.

In 1941, the school name was changed to "Singlong National School in Miaoli County, Hsinchu Prefecture".

On October 25th, 1945, the school name was changed to "Singlong National School, Tongluo Township, Hsinchu County".

On October 25, 1950, Miaoli was set as a county, and the school name changed to "Singlong National School, Tongluo Township, Miaoli County."

On August 1, 1968, the government implemented a nine-year national compulsory education and changed the school name to "Singlong Elementary School, Tongluo Township, Miaoli County."

Since the establishment of the school, there are 17 Japanese principals including Koyamada Tadashi. After the Recession of Taiwan, the principals are Wu Qingsong, Wu Jianxi, Liu Linfang, Zhang Yongman, Li Ganchang, Luo Luchun, Xie Changde, Xie Guiyou, Lai Fuyun, Li Yuyuan, Huang Xianliang, Cai Jiajing, Fan Yonglai, Ye Jinzhong, Wu Mingzhang, Xu Shifen, Li Fangju, etc.

Currently, there are 6 classes, 21 faculty members, 100 students (including 65 elementary school students and 35 kindergarten students) in this school.