The main purposes of this study were to explore the effects of the noise control strategies on schools' noise and indoor air quality, and the subjective physical and psychological influences students. The purposive sampling method was adopted selecting the subjects from Lung-An Primary School in Taipei. The data were collected by field measurements and questionnaires. Results indicated that after the classroom's noise control strategies were fulfilled, by closing windows, the noise reduction exceeded 20dB; and the average noise attenuation was also improved from the original 11.7dB(A) to 18.8dB(A). After the classroom's noise control strategies were implemented, the indoor CO2 concentration was increased from the original 225-520ppm to 250-648 ppm. In the case of closing window, regarding the indoor air quality, 48.8% students' felt sultry, and as the physiology was involved, as high as 52% students' answers were sweating, those effects of which were noticeable.