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I've tried Voicetext.jp and Google's text to voice service to read this

> 四中の

It reads something like

> Yon-chū no

But Google suggested this romanization, which left me doubtful

> Shi-chū no

So, I have been redirected to a [similar
question](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/328/how-to-choose-
between-%E3%82%88%E3%82%93-yon-vs-%E3%81%97-shi-
for-%E5%9B%9B-4-and-%E3%81%97%E3%81%A1-shichi-vs) discussing why there is
different pronunciations of the numbers 4, 7 and 9 (maybe there's more).

From the given answers, I can't decide how to read things like

> 足立区立第四中学校

Because none of the examples addressed there were close enough to school
names, rankings and such...
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"Yon" vs. "Shi" in school names
In your case, it is fairly easy: do not think that 四 is an isolated entity. It
comes with 第, with `第四｛だいよん｝`, meaning `The fourth`.

In this case, whenever you encounter a counter, go with the 訓｛くん｝読｛よ｝み. This
was highlighted in the answer you linked:

> Kunyomi is typically used in cases where you point out you have X of some
> item.

For example, you would say 四枚｛よんまい｝ to count flat things, 四本｛よんほん｝ to count
cylindrical things, 四番目｛よんばんめ｝ which is another way of saying fourth, 四匹｛よんひき｝
to count animals and so on...
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