An audit by the Board of Audit and Inspection has revealed that student records at several high schools in Seoul contained identical descriptions of student characteristics.
The Board of Audit and Inspection announced today that it inspected 239 high schools in Seoul from 2021 to 2024. The audit identified 1,106 cases where 803 teachers recorded identical sentences in the detailed characteristics section for 51 or more students.
The management of school violence records was also found to be inadequate.
Out of 155 cases deliberated by the School Violence Committee, it was found that in 143 cases, schools failed to keep counseling records, resulting in them not being submitted to the committee.
The Board of Audit and Inspection has requested that the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education and the Ministry of Education take measures such as issuing warnings and notifications.
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1,106 Cases of 'Copy-Paste' Student Records Detected; Poor Management of School Violence Committee Records
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