List of schools in Sejong City

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This is a list of schools in Sejong City.

History

The Sejong City Office of Education was to be established in July 2012. [1]

Contents

Sejong City introduced a "smart education" program, and various families from the Chungcheong area moved to Sejong City. By 2012 there were so many families with children in the Cheotmaeul neighborhood that the schools there were overcrowded. [2]

Dodamyu, Elementary, Middle, and High Schools and Yonseiyu Elementary School had planned names of Bangchukyu Elementary, Middle, and High School and Jinuiyu Elementary School, respectively. [3]

In February 2013 the city government asked to have five new schools built in Residential Zone 1. [4]

Senior High Schools

All schools are public schools.

Special Purpose High Schools

Specialized High Schools

Middle schools

All schools are public schools. [5]

Elementary schools

All schools are public schools. As of November 14, 2023, there are 50 public elementary schools in Sejong City. [7]

Special Elementary Schools

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