Ten local high schools presented their curricula and signature programs to students and parents preparing for the 2027 academic year, offering one-on-one counseling sessions to help families choose the right school
Jungnang-gu in Seoul held a high school admissions fair for local middle school students and their parents.
The district hosted the "2027 Jungnang-gu High School Admissions Fair" on Friday, drawing about 500 students and parents preparing for high school enrollment.
The event was designed to give students and parents detailed information about the curricula and admissions requirements of local high schools, and to help them choose a school that fits each student's aptitude and career goals.
Ten high schools in the district took part: Myeonmok High School, Songgok High School, Songgok Tourism High School, Songgok Girls' High School, Sinhyeon High School, Wonmuk High School, Ewha Media High School, Junghwa High School, Taereung High School and Hyewon Girls' High School.
The Bangjeonghwan Education Support Center guided attendees through key information and admissions strategies for choosing a high school, and each participating school held its own presentation covering its curriculum, signature programs and admissions details.
On the first-floor lobby, school-specific booths allowed students and parents to review admissions information for schools of interest and get answers through one-on-one counseling sessions. The Bangjeonghwan Education Support Center also distributed a reference booklet containing the latest high school admissions information.
"I hope this fair helps students and parents review the curricula and admissions information of various high schools all in one place, and find the school that is right for them," District Mayor Ryu Gyeong-gi said. "We will continue to develop tailored education programs that provide real, practical support for students' career paths and school choices."
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