Education Support Office for Nutrition Confirms Organization of 77 Classes and 759 Students in Kindergarten, Elementary, and Middle Schools
Increase of 1 Class from Previous Year, Decrease of 38 Students
[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Gwiyeol] The Gyeongbuk Yeongyang Office of Education announced the final class formation results for Yeongyang-gun this year.
There are 7 kindergartens with 9 classes and 45 students, a 33% decrease compared to last year, and 7 elementary schools with 50 classes and 453 students, a 3.6% decrease compared to last year.
On the other hand, middle schools have 4 schools with 18 classes and 261 students, an increase of 0.8% compared to last year. A special class was newly established at Subi Middle School, increasing the number of classes compared to the previous year.
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Superintendent Lee Kyung said, “We will utilize the characteristics of small-scale schools to provide more attentive education to each student,” and added, “We hope each school will apply for various distinctive public contest projects that can benefit students and parents to promote substantial educational activities.”
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