Superintendent Ahn Holds Town Hall Meetings in Hanam and Gwangju Under 'Superintendent's Office on the Road' Program
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Superintendent Ahn held 'Superintendent's Office on the Road' town hall meetings in Hanam and Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province, on the 15th. At these events, more than 200 people in each region attended and discussed education issues facing their communities.
The attendees were parents and school officials. Together with the superintendent, they discussed the difficulties they experience with their children and school life, as well as various problems related to local education. The event is meaningful in that the education office arranged it to hear directly from people on the ground.
'Superintendent's Office on the Road' is a program in which the superintendent leaves the office and visits schools and local residents directly. Through these meetings, the superintendent can see how education policies are received in actual school settings. Residents also gain the opportunity to ask questions about education administration and voice their opinions.
The opinions and suggestions raised at this town hall meeting are expected to be used as reference material when reviewing education policies in the future. The education office plans to continue holding meetings that open communication with local residents.
Sources: 천지일보
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