教育｜彦根市の生徒会長に10万円交付 / Education | 100,000 yen granted to the student council president of Hikone City.

Summary

The education board of Hikone City, Shiga Prefecture, announced that starting this fiscal year, it will provide 100,000 yen to the student council presidents of all seven public middle schools in the city.

This initiative will be used as funding for the students who are elected as council presidents in the upcoming elections this fall, allowing them to realize their campaign promises. This unique approach is aimed at fostering the ability of children to actively solve problems, and the city’s education board has high hopes for its outcomes. The funds are being raised through hometown tax donations, which will be accepted until October 19.

Dialogue

This dialogue is fictional and based on the article.

Log: Hey Chako, did you know that the student council president in Hikone City is going to receive 100,000 yen? This is funding to implement their campaign promises.
Chako: Wow! Getting 100,000 yen is amazing! I wonder what kind of promises will come up?
Log: The winner will use it to fulfill their campaign promises. I think it will provide an opportunity for kids to actively engage in solving issues.
Navi: This initiative is expected to allow young people to turn their ideas into reality.
Chako: That sounds really interesting! It makes me want to try something too!

Admin’s Note

I believe that the new initiative to provide 100,000 yen to the student council president in Hikone City is a fantastic effort to promote active learning in education. By allowing students to utilize funds to realize their pledges, it will foster a sense of responsibility and leadership. Additionally, the idea of raising funds through hometown tax donations seems like a great opportunity to strengthen connections with the local community. I look forward to seeing the future activities of the students.