The Gunsan Office of Education Support (Director Lee Sung-ki) announced on the 22nd that as part of the '2025 Regional Integrated School Arts Education Activation' project, they will be supporting various art programs such as making experiences and science performances at local elementary schools.

This project is designed to connect regional arts institutions and artists with schools to allow students to naturally encounter cultural arts and cultivate creative thinking. The programs consist of experiential classes such as music, magic, science performances, as well as art, crafts, and upcycling, and are tailored to each grade level.

Since March, the Office of Education Support has been soliciting and selecting regional arts venues, and will officially start the programs from May after receiving applications from each school. Participating schools will carry out activities until November according to the educational schedule, and will share the educational effects through result reports thereafter.

Director Lee Sung-ki said, "I hope to enrich students' cultural arts experiences by connecting regional art resources with schools, and to foster a sense of community and emotional intelligence together."