"Wishing You Great Success on the CSAT!"... Superintendent Kim Daejung Encourages Daeseong Girls' High School Test-Takers

Urges High School Seniors to Take Care of Their Health and Focus on Final Studies
Hears Schools' Views on the High School Credit System and AI-Based Education

Kim Daejung, superintendent of education for Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City, personally visited high school seniors putting in long hours of final preparation ahead of the 2027 College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) and offered them a warm message of encouragement. The visit was part of his efforts to stay connected with schools and strengthen personalized career and college-admissions support by actively listening to voices from the field.

According to the Jeonnam-Gwangju Office of Education on October 30, Superintendent Kim visited Daeseong Girls' High School that day, stopping by third-year classrooms to encourage students focused on preparing for the CSAT.

Superintendent Kim Dae-jung visited students at Daesung Girls' High School to personally offer words of encouragement. Provided by the Jeonnam-Gwangju Office of Education.

During the visit, Superintendent Kim encouraged the students to "take good care of your health and do your best with your final studies so you can fully demonstrate the skills you've built up on the day of the CSAT," reassuring those who were feeling nervous.

Superintendent Kim then held a meeting with school staff and other officials to hear their views. They exchanged in-depth opinions on education issues, including the status of the high school credit system, ways to provide personalized career and college-admissions guidance, and strengthening admissions support at general high schools.

Daeseong Girls' High School, which Superintendent Kim visited that day, is a leading school in providing a personalized curriculum in line with the high school credit system. It has drawn attention for future-oriented programs, including classes that lead the way in using artificial intelligence (AI) and digital technologies and a STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) club school program. The school also helps students prepare systematically for college admissions through a curriculum fair and personalized career-planning consultations.

Superintendent Kim Daejung said, "I hope students take good care of their health in the time remaining and fully demonstrate the skills they have built up," adding, "We will continue to incorporate firsthand feedback from schools into education policies and strengthen personalized career and college-admissions support at every step."

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