Mirae High School Holds 'Faculty CPR Competition' Awards Ceremony, Leading the Spread of Safety Culture

by Lee jonggu

Published 06 Mar.2026 20:48(KST)

Mirae High School Enhances CPR Skills for All Faculty and Staff

Mirae High School (Principal Choi Jungha) held an awards ceremony for the faculty and staff "Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Competition," which was conducted during the winter break to prevent industrial accidents and protect the right to life, at the main building's first-floor central entrance on March 6, 2026.

Mirae High School (Principal Choi Jeongha) held an awards ceremony for the staff "Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Competition" conducted during the winter vacation to prevent industrial accidents among staff and protect life rights on the first floor central entrance of the main building on the 6th. Provided by Gangwon Provincial Office of Education

A total of 175 faculty and staff members participated in this competition, and the top 15 were honored with awards for their outstanding performance. The school used accumulated online points to purchase agricultural products and daily necessities such as cooking oil and seasoned seaweed and presented them to the award recipients.

Notably, the first place went to a teacher, second place to a janitor, and third place to a school meal education staff member, demonstrating that all faculty and staff members, regardless of job category, are actively participating in strengthening safety competencies.

Principal Choi Jungha remarked, "Through this competition, all faculty and staff members experienced the importance of safety and developed the ability to protect one another in crisis situations," and added, "We will continue to make efforts so that safety becomes a part of the everyday school culture."