‘Academic Growth Boost’ at Nuclear Neighbor School, Saewool Headquarters Provides 800 Million Won Support

Ulsan Seosaeng Middle School Academic Improvement Program and 8 School Educational Achievement Projects

Seoul Headquarters is conducting a support project to improve the academic abilities of students in Ulju-gun.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Saeul Headquarters is undertaking a project to help improve the academic achievement of students living near the power plant.

On the 22nd, Saeul Headquarters signed an agreement regarding the 'Local Area School Academic Improvement Program Project' at Seosaeng Middle School in Ulju-gun and delivered support funds of approximately 230 million KRW.

This project includes improving the educational environment and talent development programs such as establishing a dormitory computer room, supporting low-income students, operating after-school programs, and fostering athletic teams.

Saeul Headquarters plans to provide 800 million KRW to improve the educational environment and implement customized educational programs for each school at five elementary schools and three middle and high schools, including Seosaeng Middle School.

Additionally, it contributes to nurturing local talent in various fields through scholarship support for elementary, middle, high school, and university students, the 'Einstein Class' mentoring program where university students mentor local elementary, middle, and high school students, and the 'Atom Engineering Classroom' for fostering future science talents.

Chae Gwan-seok, principal of Seosaeng Middle School, expressed gratitude, saying, "We appreciate Saeul Headquarters' continuous support, and this project greatly helps to reduce educational disparities and improve students' academic abilities."

Lee Sang-min, head of Saeul Nuclear Power Headquarters, stated, "We are taking the lead in improving educational infrastructure in neighboring schools and boosting local students' motivation to learn, and we will devote efforts to nurturing outstanding local talents."

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