Gwangju Office of Education and Anti-Corruption Commission to Jointly Develop Integrity Education Content

Participatory Education for Elementary, Middle, and High Schools: Spreading a Culture of Integrity Together
Collaboration on System Improvements to Address Vulnerabilities to Corruption

The Gwangju Office of Education and the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission will jointly develop integrity education content for students in the Gwangju region.

Gwangju Office of Education signed a business agreement on the 23rd at the main office situation room to foster integrity talents and spread a culture of integrity in educational fields. Lee Jungseon, Superintendent of Education, and Yoo Cheolhwan, Chairman of the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission, participated in the signing ceremony. Provided by Gwangju Office of Education

On May 23, Lee Jungseon, Superintendent of the Gwangju Office of Education, and Yoo Cheolhwan, Chairman of the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission, signed a business agreement at the main office situation room to foster integrity talents and spread a culture of integrity in educational fields.

Under this agreement, the two organizations plan to continuously collaborate on several initiatives. These include developing and utilizing participatory integrity education content for elementary, middle, and high school students; improving systems to promote integrity education; and addressing areas of vulnerability to corruption within the Office of Education.

Chairman Yoo stated, "With this agreement, I hope that integrity education in the Gwangju region will become more active and that a culture of integrity will take firm root throughout the local community."

Superintendent Lee said, "This will be an opportunity for students to establish the value of integrity that they will carry throughout their lives and to help them grow into key members of an honest society."