Over one-third of immigrant students leave high school because they 'don't fit in'

Nearly 1 out of 20 students in South Korean schools have a migrant background, but a report Tuesday indicated that a significant number of such high school students drop out because they are unable to adapt to school life. According to local media outlet Hankyoreh, Ministry of Education data showed 594 migrant backg…

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