Ulsan Office of Education to Transform Nongsu and Cheongnyang Middle Schools into Future-Oriented Teaching and Learning Spaces

Ulsan Metropolitan Office of Education has selected Ulsan Daum Learning Center as the private investor for the Green Smart Future School lease-type private investment project for Nongsong Middle School and Cheongnyang Middle School.

On the 28th, the Ulsan Office of Education signed an agreement in the reception room to promote the Green Smart Future School lease-type private investment project (BTL) for Nongsong Middle School and Cheongnyang Middle School with Ulsan Daum Learning Center.

After the BTL project announcement in September last year and going through evaluation and other procedures, priority negotiations with Ulsan Daum Learning Center have been underway since January this year.

The Ulsan Office of Education and Ulsan Daum Learning Center held three main negotiations and six working-level negotiations to agree on detailed matters regarding school placement, floor plans, project schedules, and space innovation centered on the curriculum.

The Office of Education stated that through this agreement, it expects the realization of a user-centered, eco-friendly, digital-based future school.

Aerial view of Nongsu Middle School.

Nongsong Middle School and Cheongnyang Middle School are private investment projects (BTL) where the project operator constructs the school buildings and transfers ownership to the Office of Education upon completion. The operator will manage and operate the facilities for 20 years. The project cost is 49.5 billion KRW.

The total floor area of Nongsong Middle School and Cheongnyang Middle School are 14,511㎡ and 11,360㎡, respectively.

The Ulsan Metropolitan Office of Education plans to proceed with facility construction for 26 months from January 2024 to June 2026 after detailed design following this agreement.

An official from the Ulsan Office of Education said, “We will safely complete the construction on schedule so that future-oriented teaching and learning can take place in spaces where students want to go and stay.”

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