Wando Office of Education Launches 2nd Education Participation Committee

Wando Office of Education held the appointment ceremony and provisional meeting for the 2nd Wando Education Participation Committee on the 10th.

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Jun-kyung] Wando Office of Education held the appointment ceremony and provisional meeting for the 2nd Wando Education Participation Committee at 2 p.m. on the 10th in the main conference room of the office building.

The newly launched 2nd Wando Education Participation Committee will consist of 30 members from nine sectors including students, parents, faculty, public officials, local council, civic groups, and local figures.

On this day, Superintendent Seo Jang-pil presented appointment letters to 28 members excluding two ex officio members. The appointed members elected Hwang Jong-kwon as chairman and newly organized subcommittees to take a strong first step.

The subcommittees were divided into ▲School Innovation ▲Student Welfare ▲Educational Administration Cooperation, each composed of 5 to 9 members, with a rule that no member can serve on more than one subcommittee.

For the next two years, the members will serve as advisory members to contribute to the development of Wando education, implementing educational autonomy through policy establishment and evaluation of Wando education.

New chairman Hwang Jong-kwon expressed his thoughts, saying, “I will do my best to make the Wando Education Participation Committee a group that empathizes and harmonizes together.”

The Wando Office of Education plans to address urgent issues in Wando education such as realizing educational autonomy, the rural student exchange program, and school consolidation promotion together with the ‘2nd Wando Education Participation Committee.’

Superintendent Seo Jang-pil said, “Thank you for participating for the growth of Wando education,” and added, “I ask for the active activities of the participation members to solve the problems of Wando education, which faces harsh conditions.”

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