Candidate Byungwook Kim: "Seongnam High School Meal Budget to Increase by 2.6 Billion Won... Will Provide the Best Meals"

Byungwook Kim, Candidate for Seongnam Mayor, Announces Expanded Meal Support
High School Meal Budget to Increase from 6.6 Billion Won to 9.2 Billion Won
High-Quality Protein and Seasonal Fruit to Be Provided

On April 17, Byungwook Kim, candidate for mayor of Seongnam, announced that he would increase the budget for meal support for high school students in Seongnam from the current 6.6 billion won to 9.2 billion won, an increase of 2.6 billion won, to ensure their health and right to learn.

Candidate Byungwook Kim and child. Provided by candidate Byungwook Kim

Candidate Byungwook Kim and child. Provided by candidate Byungwook Kim

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Candidate Byungwook Kim stated, "For high school students who are at the peak of academic pressure and growth, a meal plan that guarantees high-quality protein and seasonal fruit is not just about eating; it is an essential 'right to health' and 'right to learn.'" He pledged to provide 'growth meals' that are both delicious and nutritious.


In particular, he expressed his strong commitment to realizing practical welfare, saying, "Every child growing up in Seongnam, regardless of parental income, will be able to enjoy the best meals."


Regarding securing funding, he explained that Seongnam City would take the lead by increasing its budget first, and then coordinate financial responsibilities through consultations with the newly elected Gyeonggi Provincial Superintendent of Education and Governor. He also said he plans to actively review measures to gradually expand this high school meal innovation to middle schools, elementary schools, and kindergartens during his term.


Candidate Byungwook Kim emphasized, "I will use Seongnam's resources not for show, but to support the growth of our children," adding, "I will clearly demonstrate 'Byungwook Kim-style practical administration,' where taxes are transformed into healthy bodies and bright smiles for children."

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