Every parent tells their child to reach for the “SKY”—an acronym for Korea's top three schools: Seoul National University, Korea University, and Yonsei University. The race to college begins as early...

With only three laureates, Korea ranks near the bottom in Nobel Prize winners — a surprising yet ironic outcome for a nation that places immense emphasis and investment on youth education and academic...

Many of America’s young watchdogs, infuriated, reported on recent administrative threats to student press freedom and the First Amendment. As student journalists, they monitor the authorities, question...

Once filled with eager students, the DIS Korean Studies after-school program—a government-certified dual diploma curriculum on Korean language, culture, and history—now sees a decline in enrollment...

Each day, approximately six million youths around Korea march down the well-trodden path of conventional public school education and college admissions. Meanwhile, less than 1.5% of the student population...

Dr. Aaron Willette clocks in early in the morning, ready to greet every student with a warm smile, a high-five, and the occasional small talk. At recess, he strolls around campus and strikes up conversations...