Gwangju Office of Education Reports 99% Satisfaction Rate for 'Onmaeul Dabomteo' Among Students and Parents

Three More Special Neulbom Centers to Be Added Next Year
33 Centers to Offer Care Services

The "Onmaeul Dabotter" project, a regionally-connected care service operated as a private consignment by the Gwangju Education Civic Cooperation Promotion Agency under the Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education, is receiving positive feedback from local residents.

According to the city office of education on the 19th, a survey conducted over about 20 days starting from the 13th of last month among 286 students and parents who participated in the project showed that 99% of respondents answered they were "satisfied."

"Onmaeul Dabotter" is a private consignment project operated by the Gwangju Education Civic Cooperation Promotion Agency to address the waiting demand for elementary school care and to meet the need for evening care. A total of 30 institutions were consigned, including 20 for afternoon care and 10 for evening care.

Students participating in care through the Onmaeul Dabomteo project. Provided by Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education

Small libraries, social cooperatives, and resident councils in the region took charge of the consignment and provided various experiential activities free of charge. As of the end of November, about 400 elementary students had participated.

The Gwangju Education Civic Cooperation Promotion Agency plans to reduce the number of afternoon care institutions to 10 and increase evening care to 20 next year. Three special care institutions will be added, providing care services through a total of 33 institutions.

Superintendent Lee Jeongseon said, "We will provide even more thorough care services by diversifying programs and strengthening operations," and added, "We will strive to ensure that students and parents are satisfied with the care services."

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