Notable Voluntary Participation from Youth and Parents

"Making Sejong the Standard of Education in South Korea
with Student-Centered, Future-Oriented Education"

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On March 22 at 2:00 p.m., Ahn Gwangsik, a preliminary candidate for Superintendent of Education in Sejong City, held the opening ceremony for his election campaign office in Daepyeong-dong, officially launching efforts to expand his support base.


About 500 citizens, including Sejong mayoral preliminary candidates Cho Sangho, Lee Chunhee, and Kim Suhyeon, as well as Sejong Superintendent of Education preliminary candidates Won Seongsu and Yu Useok, and other supporters, attended the event to celebrate the opening.


In addition, Sejong City Council member An Sinil, and preliminary candidates for Sejong City Council including An Jungho, Kim Beobjun, Yun Moram, Lee Jaejun, Hwang Gwanyeong, Park Dongmyeong, and Lee Yunhui, were also present.


Notably, the voluntary participation of youth and parents calling for changes in Sejong's education system stood out, and the strong support from educational figures heightened expectations for Ahn's future activities.


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Preliminary candidate Ahn Gwangsik stated, "Sejong City has continued to grow physically as the administrative capital of South Korea, but in reality, the education our children receive remains stuck in the past and fails to meet citizens' expectations."


He continued, "That is why Sejong's education is now at a crucial turning point," emphasizing, "In line with the educational reforms of the Lee Jaemyung administration, I will boldly transform education in Sejong as well."


Ahn presented specific action plans, pledging, "I will make Sejong the standard of education in South Korea by focusing on student-centered, future-oriented education," and promising to enhance AI and digital education, improve commuting conditions, and expand customized career education.


He also pledged to establish an 'AI Education Center' to lead the era of digital transformation, and to open specialized middle and high schools in sports and arts to nurture talents beyond academics.



He added, "I will be a superintendent who listens to voices from the field first and takes action the fastest. I will ensure that children in Sejong can confidently compete anywhere in South Korea."


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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