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POSCO upgrades classrooms for students with disabilities

koreatimes.co.kr · 10 September 2026
POSCO upgrades classrooms for students with disabilities
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POSCO renovated eight special education classrooms in South Korea as part of its corporate social responsibility program, Classrooms Growing Together.

The company focused on schools in Seoul, Pohang, and Gwangyang, all areas where POSCO conducts business. In April, POSCO invited public elementary schools with special education programs to apply for the renovations. The company then evaluated the schools between May and June, visiting the sites and speaking with teachers to determine which classrooms needed the most help.

POSCO considered the age of the buildings, the number of students receiving special education, and other conditions when making its selections. During the remodeling process, POSCO incorporated feedback from teachers and considered how students use the classrooms each day. Workers improved flooring, heating systems, and created spaces designed to support students’ emotional well-being. POSCO intends to continue supporting communities where it operates through similar initiatives.

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