Hwaseong City Launches 1.8 Billion Won Specialized Education Belt Support Initiative
Suwon NewsUpdated 2011.03.07 22:47
Published 2011.03.07 15:12
Updated 2011.03.07 22:47
A detailed support policy framework for Hwaseong City's Specialized Education Belt has been drafted.
On the 7th, Hwaseong City concluded a memorandum of understanding for the Specialized Education Belt support project with 12 finalized selected schools within the city's specialized education belt, including Byeongjeom High School, to establish stable foundations for the initiative.
The city finalized its selection of Specialized Education Belt support schools on the 15th of last month, aiming to promote regional development by establishing innovative and competitive educational hubs and building specialized education models without private education through improved living conditions.
The agreement period spans two years, and support may be extended based on performance evaluations by the Future Education Council, which the city will establish and operate for monitoring and assessing outcomes of the Specialized Education Belt.
Following the memorandum of understanding, the city will provide administrative and financial support to the 12 schools, including personnel expenses and program funding related to the specialized belt initiative, with a budget of 1.8 billion won allocated for this year.
The Specialized Education Belt support schools have agreed to actively cooperate in participating in the Future Education Council, making autonomous efforts for designation as Ministry of Education excellent schools and Office of Education innovation schools, and enhancing community networks and partnerships through regionally specialized programs.
A city official stated that “the supported schools plan to implement educational programs suited to each school's characteristics, including creative experience after-school programs, customized and level-based education, and career and college counseling,” and added that “subsidiary agreements for each support school are expected to be completed by March.”
The 12 schools receiving Specialized Education Belt support are Dongyang Elementary, Namyang Middle, Namyang High, Gubong Elementary, Byeongjeom Middle, Byeongjeom High, Samgoe Middle, Samgoe High, Sangsin Elementary, Balan Middle, Hwasu Elementary, and Supseok Elementary.
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipOn the 7th, Hwaseong City concluded a memorandum of understanding for the Specialized Education Belt support project with 12 finalized selected schools within the city's specialized education belt, including Byeongjeom High School, to establish stable foundations for the initiative.
The city finalized its selection of Specialized Education Belt support schools on the 15th of last month, aiming to promote regional development by establishing innovative and competitive educational hubs and building specialized education models without private education through improved living conditions.
The agreement period spans two years, and support may be extended based on performance evaluations by the Future Education Council, which the city will establish and operate for monitoring and assessing outcomes of the Specialized Education Belt.
Following the memorandum of understanding, the city will provide administrative and financial support to the 12 schools, including personnel expenses and program funding related to the specialized belt initiative, with a budget of 1.8 billion won allocated for this year.
The Specialized Education Belt support schools have agreed to actively cooperate in participating in the Future Education Council, making autonomous efforts for designation as Ministry of Education excellent schools and Office of Education innovation schools, and enhancing community networks and partnerships through regionally specialized programs.
A city official stated that “the supported schools plan to implement educational programs suited to each school's characteristics, including creative experience after-school programs, customized and level-based education, and career and college counseling,” and added that “subsidiary agreements for each support school are expected to be completed by March.”
The 12 schools receiving Specialized Education Belt support are Dongyang Elementary, Namyang Middle, Namyang High, Gubong Elementary, Byeongjeom Middle, Byeongjeom High, Samgoe Middle, Samgoe High, Sangsin Elementary, Balan Middle, Hwasu Elementary, and Supseok Elementary.
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