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Jongno-gu Responds to Shrinking School-Age Population with School Branding and Permanent Joint After-School Program
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- Jongno-gu in Seoul is launching a school branding program to respond to the declining school-age population and making its joint after-school program for small schools permanent.
- The district will provide a total of 2.225 billion won for 217 projects at kindergartens and 57 schools in the district.
- School branding will support 13 elementary schools with up to 30 million won per school for at least three years, and the after-school program will expand to two activities: samulnori and soccer.
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