Korean secondary schools

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The secondary educational system of South Korea consists of the two different system, a middle school (3 years) and a high school (3 years).

There are about 3,851,168 secondary students (13~18 years old) in South Korea (Dec.2006). we hope to distribute OLPC national-wide from 2009, but for 2008' only some of them will receive their OLPCs. See School list for detailed information about schools in South Korea (Korean character).

Summary of middle Schools in South Korea

For full information, visit here and click the Excel file attached.

  • At the end of 2006', there are 3,051 schools, 2,075,311 students, 58,771 classes, 12,092 office workers and 106,919

teachers. We estimate there should be an extra OLPC per 500 students and per 100 teachers. So, we need (2,075,311 x 100.5% = ) 2,086,688 Type I OLPC(itizen)s at minimum, and (12,092 + 106,919 = 119,011) x 101%= 120,202 Type II OLPC(itizen)s. For approximation, we need 2,087,000 OLPCs for middle school students and 120,200 OLPCs for teachers/office workers.

  • As we expect One Server per Class, we need 58,771 servers. However, there are some schools whose students are less than 100, a little more servers more will be needed, maybe servers.
  • Estimated budget: 294,606,000 dollars at minimum

Summary of high Schools in South Korea

For full information, visit here and click the Excel file attached.

  • At the end of 2006', there are 3,051 schools, 2,075,311 students, 58,771 classes, 12,092 office workers and 106,919

teachers. We estimate there should be an extra OLPC per 500 students and per 100 teachers. So, we need (2,075,311 x 100.5% = ) 2,086,688 Type I OLPC(itizen)s at minimum, and (12,092 + 106,919 = 119,011) x 101%= 120,202 Type II OLPC(itizen)s. For approximation, we need 2,087,000 OLPCs for middle school students and 120,200 OLPCs for teachers/office workers.

  • As we expect One Server per Class, we need 58,771 servers. However, there are some schools whose students are less than 100, a little more servers more will be needed, maybe servers.
  • Estimated budget: 294,606,000 dollars at minimum