The transition team for the Gyeongnam Education Superintendent-elect has completed the formation of a working committee and task forces (TFs) comprising nine members, including current teachers and education experts. The working committee will design practical improvements for Gyeongnam education policies over the next four years.
Gyeongnam's newly elected education superintendent, Kwon Soon-ki, launched a 11-member transition committee to prepare for policy changes, including converting Gyeongnam Science High School into a gifted school. The committee includes experts, parents, and representatives from diverse backgrounds.
Candidates for the Gyeongnam Superintendent of Education election, including Kwon Soon-ki and Oh In-tae, cast their votes on the 3rd, the day of the 9th National Simultaneous Local Elections. Other candidates, Kim Joon-sik and Song Young-ki, had already voted during the early voting period.
Four candidates for the Gyeongnam Superintendent of Education election are employing unique strategies, including symbolic colors and nicknames, to boost name recognition with 11 days left until the June 3rd election. This comes amid concerns of a repeat of the 2022 election's high number of invalid votes.
Candidates for the Gyeongnam Superintendent of Education election clashed over key educational issues, campaign pledges, and qualifications during a televised debate hosted by MBC Gyeongnam. The debate featured candidates Kwon Soon-ki, Song Young-ki, and Oh In-tae, who debated topics including public education enhancement, private education, and financial management.
