The Gwangju Education Civic Cooperation Promotion Institute announced that it will inspect Neulbom Schools operated at 154 national, public, and private elementary schools until the 28th.
This consulting is being conducted to establish a stable operating system as the support target has been expanded to include second-grade elementary students this year.
The Promotion Institute has formed an inspection team consisting of members from the Support Center and the Elementary Education Division of the City Office of Education, and since January 6, has been checking program demand surveys, participation rates, space, and the status of practical staff assignments.
In particular, during the joint inspection conducted by the Ministry of Education at Juwol Elementary School and Bonchon Elementary School, the team reviewed teacher research rooms and child-friendly classrooms, and guided the adjustment of program operation schedules so that students can receive seamless care from the first day of school.
The Promotion Institute plans to seek support measures that reflect on-site feedback based on the results of this consulting and inspection.
Superintendent Lee Jungseon said, "We will do our best to closely communicate with schools and establish a support system so that Neulbom School can satisfy both students and parents."
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