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Gwangjin-gu Aims to Become Education-Focused City with Targeted Support
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- Gwangjin-gu has doubled its education expense subsidy to build an education-specialized city, from 4 billion won in 2022 to 8 billion won this year.
- 69 schools in the district, from kindergartens to high schools, are eligible for the support, which will be used to improve school facilities, after-school activities and basic academic skills.
- The career and college entrance center 'Haebom' was named an excellent center by the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education for a second consecutive year, and it has partnered with 4 universities to jointly respond to the high school credit system.
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