Busan Haeundae Office of Education Holds Appointment Ceremony for School Violence Countermeasures Deliberation Committee

Appointment of 49 Review Committee Members on the 8th
Training to Enhance Practical Competence

Busan Haeundae Office of Education (Superintendent Won Mi-kyung) appointed the ‘3rd School Violence Countermeasure Deliberation Committee Members’ on the morning of the 8th and began fair handling of school violence cases.

The School Violence Countermeasure Deliberation Committee consists of 49 members who were strictly selected from teachers and parents with extensive experience in student guidance and school violence specialized organizations, as well as experts recommended by the Busan Bar Association and the local police station in their respective fields.

They will review school violence cases requested from the field and notify the results of the measures taken, among other roles.

Following the appointment ceremony, the Haeundae Office of Education also conducted training for the committee members. This was to enhance the expertise of the members considering the recent trend of a continuous increase in the annual number of School Violence Countermeasure Deliberation Committee meetings.

At the training, a lawyer from the Haeundae Office of Education’s School Violence Response Team lectured on major revisions to laws related to school violence, the role of the committee, and the deliberation procedures.

In particular, the training focused on practical capacity building by covering important points to note during the deliberation and resolution process, such as recent case law-centered Q&A, witness statements, and decision-making on measures.

Won Mi-kyung, Superintendent of the Haeundae Office of Education, said, “This training to enhance the capabilities of the committee members will be a good opportunity to increase reasonable decision-making and reduce administrative litigation,” adding, “Our Office of Education will also do its best to prepare effective school violence prevention measures and support the eradication of school violence.”

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