Eight regions lack Korean-language classes for migrant-background high school students

Eight of South Korea’s 16 provincial-level regions have no dedicated Korean-language classes for high school students from migrant backgrounds, despite the number of students more than doubling over the past four years. Some 15,877 of the country’s 37,660 migrant-background high school students, or 42.2 percent, att…

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