Yeonggwang Office of Education Visits Students Affected by Heavy Rain for Encouragement

Yeonggwang Office of Education visited students affected by the heavy rain to offer encouragement. Photo by Yeonggwang Office of Education

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Jun-kyung] The Yeonggwang Office of Education announced on the 25th that it visited students affected by the heavy rain to encourage them.

As a result of an investigation by the Yeonggwang Office of Education into students affected by the heavy rain that poured over Jeonnam from the 7th to the 8th, it was confirmed that the homes of three students in the district were flooded, and they stayed at places such as the village hall.

In response, Superintendent Heo Ho first provided urgent support such as textbooks, school uniforms, and counseling activities for psychological stability in school life, and visited the schools to address other necessary matters and offer encouragement.

Additionally, Yeonggwang Middle School collected donations from faculty and staff at the school level and delivered them, and Yeonggwang High School and Haeryong High School also promised to waive dormitory fees and provide scholarships for students affected by the heavy rain.

Lee Yong-woo, principal of Yeonggwang Middle School, said, “I am grateful that the Office of Education visited to encourage the students who are going through a difficult time due to the sudden heavy rain,” and added, “The school will also do its best to help students achieve psychological stability and comfortable school life.”

Superintendent Heo Ho stated, “In these difficult times compounded by COVID-19 and the heavy rain, we visited the affected students with a heavy heart to offer a small hope,” and added, “Although these are tough times, I believe that if we live with warm hearts and care for those around us, we will surely overcome this. We will provide unwavering support and encouragement.”

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