Busan Office of Education to Establish Parent Counseling Rooms in 226 Schools This Year

Installation of Counseling Rooms in 400 Schools Following Last Year

Pre-Application System for Counseling and Visits Contributes to Stabilization

The Busan Metropolitan Office of Education is expanding the establishment of 'Parent Counseling Rooms' to facilitate efficient communication between teachers and parents and to create a safe and happy school culture.

Last year, the Office installed parent counseling rooms in a total of 174 schools, including 12 kindergartens, 88 elementary schools, 55 middle schools, 12 high schools, and 7 special schools.

This year, with a budget of 3.45 billion KRW, they plan to establish parent counseling rooms in 226 schools, including 7 kindergartens, 86 elementary schools, 73 middle schools, 56 high schools, and 4 special schools. These schools will create counseling rooms considering their conditions to enable efficient consultations when parents visit.

Through this, Busan will complete the installation of parent counseling rooms in 400 schools, including kindergartens, allowing for more substantial parent counseling operations. In particular, it is expected to play a significant role in the successful implementation of the 'Pre-application System for Parent Visit Counseling,' which has been promoted since March this year.

Ha Yun-su, Superintendent of the Busan Metropolitan Office of Education, said, “The establishment of parent counseling rooms will play a major role in creating a new counseling culture based on mutual respect and trust between parents and teachers.”

Busan Office of Education.

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