Gwangju Superintendent of Education Lee Jeong-seon Holds Meaningful Tree Planting Event at Newly Opened Seonye School This Year

On the 5th, Lee Jeong-seon, Superintendent of Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education, held a tree planting event with about 30 education office staff at Seonye School, a special school that opened last month, in celebration of the 79th Arbor Day.

In particular, the event was meaningful as they planted trees such as golden pine and climbing roses requested by the school.

Superintendent Lee said, "It was a more meaningful and enjoyable time to plant commemorative trees for the school's opening together with our staff," adding, "I hope our children, who will be the future leaders, understand the importance of forests and develop a love for trees."

Meanwhile, Seonye School is a special school with a total of 38 classes including kindergarten, elementary, middle, high school, and specialized courses, currently enrolling 196 students.

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