Gyeonggi Office of Education Provides Information on 'Space Restructuring Project' for 913 Schools Nationwide

School Facility Space Restructuring Project Website

A website that allows a comprehensive view of the spatial restructuring projects in 17 cities and provinces nationwide will be launched.

The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education announced on the 17th that it recently opened a website where users can easily search for spatial restructuring projects in 913 schools nationwide, including 124 schools within the province.

The website is composed of ▲Understanding the spatial restructuring projects ▲Utilization of project school data and detailed search of visual materials ▲Virtual Reality (VR) experience of exemplary schools ▲Posts sharing experiences of project completion school staff ▲A notice board for sharing materials and communication.

Based on data from schools involved in the spatial restructuring projects, before-and-after cases are updated and provided as visual materials. To ensure prompt handling of tasks, the system is linked with project budget management and preliminary planning feasibility review systems.

The Provincial Office of Education will serve as an integrated portal through the website for record-keeping of necessary materials, a communication platform, and rapid expert review of project procedures.

Gong Yu-taek, Director of School Space Formation at the Provincial Office of Education, stated, "The school facility spatial restructuring led by metropolitan and provincial offices of education is a future education-based school environment project considering the decline in school-age population, increase in aging school facilities, and strengthening of schools' roles in local communities." He added, "As the supervising education office, we will continue to provide pioneering support for the continuous advancement of nationwide projects."

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