Education panel to review local education board system

Education panel to review local education board system

TOKYO, Japan - Education minister Takeo Kawamura (L) speaks at a meeting of the Central Education Council on March 4. He urged the advisory panel to drastically review local education boards to update the nation's 55-year-old board system, as Council Chairman Yasuhiko Torii listens.

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