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Beyond Borders, Together for All!: Nambu Office of Education Holds Forum to Mark Launch of Seoul's First Multicultural Support Team
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- On August 25, the Nambu Office of Education held the "Beyond Borders, Together for All!" forum at JK Art Convention.
- The office signed its first business agreement with the Family Centers of Guro-gu, Geumcheon-gu and Yeongdeungpo-gu, and agreed to jointly pursue support for multicultural students and their families.
- About 29% of Seoul's multicultural students are enrolled within the Nambu jurisdiction, and the office plans to provide Korean-language and learning support as well as psychological and emotional counseling.
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