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Chun Chang-soo, a candidate for the Ulsan City Superintendent of Education by-election, cheers while wearing a flower necklace as his election office in Nam-gu, Ulsan, is certain to win on the morning of the 6th. yunhap news
Candidate Chang-soo Cheon was elected in the by-election for superintendent of education in Ulsan on the 5th. Elected Cheon is the husband of Ok-hee Noh, former superintendent of education in Ulsan, who passed away last December. As a result of the counting of votes on the morning of the 6th, Chun received 61.94% (153,140 votes) of votes, easily beating candidate Kim Ju-hong, who had only 38.05% (94,075 votes), by a margin of 59,065 votes. In the education world, Chun is classified as progressive and Candidate Kim as conservative. This election was held in December of last year after then-superintendent Roh Ok-hee passed away unexpectedly. Progressive civic groups in Ulsan and the labor world have nominated Chun as a candidate for the superintendent’s by-election, which will be held after the death of former superintendent Roh. During the election campaign, President-elect Cheon set up ‘Noh Ok-hee’s Ulsan education, one more step without interruption’ as the slogan.
Chun Chang-soo, a candidate for the Ulsan City Superintendent of Education by-election, is happy to receive a bouquet of flowers at his election office in Nam-gu, Ulsan on the morning of the 6th when the election was confirmed. yunhap news
Chun was born in Gimhae, South Gyeongsang Province. He was appointed as a teacher in 2002, worked in Seoul for one year, and moved to Ulsan, where his family is located the following year, and worked as a teacher for 19 years. President-elect Cheon said, “This election is a stern order from the citizens that changes and innovations in Ulsan education must continue.” We will make it a standard,” he said. Roh, former superintendent of education who passed away in December of last year, is said to have blown the wind of change and innovation into local education by implementing policies to strengthen the public nature of education, such as expanding free school lunches from kindergarten to high school under the philosophy of ‘not giving up even one child’. rated He was elected during the 2018 local election and succeeded in re-election in 2022.
Chun Chang-soo, a candidate for the Ulsan Superintendent of Education by-election, cheers with Noh Deok-hyeon, younger brother of the late Ulsan Superintendent Ok-hee Noh, at his election office in Nam-gu, Ulsan on the morning of the 6th. Chun is the spouse of Superintendent Roh. yunhap news
Reporter Kim Min-je [email protected]
Chun Chang-soo, a candidate for the Ulsan City Superintendent of Education by-election, cheers while wearing a flower necklace as his election office in Nam-gu, Ulsan, is certain to win on the morning of the 6th. yunhap news
Candidate Chang-soo Cheon was elected in the by-election for superintendent of education in Ulsan on the 5th. Elected Cheon is the husband of Ok-hee Noh, former superintendent of education in Ulsan, who passed away last December. As a result of the counting of votes on the morning of the 6th, Chun received 61.94% (153,140 votes) of votes, easily beating candidate Kim Ju-hong, who had only 38.05% (94,075 votes), by a margin of 59,065 votes. In the education world, Chun is classified as progressive and Candidate Kim as conservative. This election was held in December of last year after then-superintendent Roh Ok-hee passed away unexpectedly. Progressive civic groups in Ulsan and the labor world have nominated Chun as a candidate for the superintendent’s by-election, which will be held after the death of former superintendent Roh. During the election campaign, President-elect Cheon set up ‘Noh Ok-hee’s Ulsan education, one more step without interruption’ as the slogan.
Chun Chang-soo, a candidate for the Ulsan City Superintendent of Education by-election, is happy to receive a bouquet of flowers at his election office in Nam-gu, Ulsan on the morning of the 6th when the election was confirmed. yunhap news
Chun was born in Gimhae, South Gyeongsang Province. He was appointed as a teacher in 2002, worked in Seoul for one year, and moved to Ulsan, where his family is located the following year, and worked as a teacher for 19 years. President-elect Cheon said, “This election is a stern order from the citizens that changes and innovations in Ulsan education must continue.” We will make it a standard,” he said. Roh, former superintendent of education who passed away in December of last year, is said to have blown the wind of change and innovation into local education by implementing policies to strengthen the public nature of education, such as expanding free school lunches from kindergarten to high school under the philosophy of ‘not giving up even one child’. rated He was elected during the 2018 local election and succeeded in re-election in 2022.
Chun Chang-soo, a candidate for the Ulsan Superintendent of Education by-election, cheers with Noh Deok-hyeon, younger brother of the late Ulsan Superintendent Ok-hee Noh, at his election office in Nam-gu, Ulsan on the morning of the 6th. Chun is the spouse of Superintendent Roh. yunhap news
Reporter Kim Min-je [email protected]
With Chun Chang-soo’s victory in the Ulsan City Superintendent of Education by-election, the citizens of Ulsan have once again shown their commitment to progressive education and policy implementation. Chun’s election comes in the wake of the passing of former superintendent Ok-hee Noh, who left a legacy of change and innovation in local education. As Chun takes on this new position, we look forward to seeing how he builds on and advances these initiatives to provide high-quality education for all students in Ulsan.