Jeong Geun-sik has been re-elected as the Seoul Superintendent of Education, securing another four years in office. His victory is expected to bolster progressive education policies such as the shift to absolute grading for the college entrance exam and internal assessments.
Jeong Geun-sik has been re-elected as the Seoul Superintendent of Education with 30.35% of the vote, the lowest share in the direct election history. His victory is expected to boost progressive education policies, and he emphasized strengthening cooperation with the Seoul Metropolitan Government and the central government.
Jung Keun-sik has been re-elected as Seoul Superintendent of Education with 30.35% of the vote, the lowest ever in a direct election. His victory, amid a record eight candidates, signals continued support for progressive education policies in the capital.
Seoul Superintendent candidate Jeong Geun-sik, re-elected, plans to implement full free early childhood education and institutionalize measures against infringement of teachers' rights. He also aims to expand learning support centers and mental health services for students.
Seoul Superintendent Jung Geun-sik, re-elected in the 6/3 local elections, emphasizes history, democratic education, and student rights. He criticized candidates who campaigned against 'homosexual education,' stating schools must not discriminate.
Seoul Superintendent-elect Jung Keun-sik, re-elected in the June 3rd local elections, pledged to continue educational reforms focusing on basic academic skills, mental health, and future education. He aims to expand free early childhood education and address teacher rights and student mental well-being.
Jung Keun-sik has been re-elected as the Seoul Superintendent of Education with 30.1% of the vote in the 6.3 local elections, marking the lowest vote share for a winner in the direct election era due to a record number of 8 candidates.
Exit polls predict incumbent Chung Geun-sik will win re-election as Seoul Superintendent of Education, leading conservative candidate Cho Jeon-hyuk with 39.0% of the vote. Chung was selected as the unified progressive candidate.
