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1955
- Acquired Wangshin High School and relocated to 782 Inchang-dong, Seongdong-gu
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1964
- Acquired Moonyoung Educational Foundation
- Relocated school to 150 Hongik-dong, Seongdong-gu (formerly 11 Hawangsimni-dong)
- Lee In-hae took office as principal of Seoul Accountancy High School of Technology
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1965
- Wang Pyo-soon inaugurated as Lee In-hae's successor as principal of Wangshin
High School and Seoul Economics High School of Technology- Wang Hak-soo took office as chairman of the Moonyoung Educational Foundation
- Renamed Moonyoung Academy Foundation to Songgok Academy Foundation
- Approved the establishment of Wangshin Vocational Training School
(6 classes in total, 1 class each for daytime automobile department and nighttime department) -
1966
- Wangshin Vocational Training School (150 Hongik-dong, Seongdong-gu, Seoul)
- Inauguration of the first principal, Wang Pyo-soon
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1967
- Changed school names :
From Wangshin High School to Seongdong High School
From Wangshin Commercial Training School to Seongdong Commercial Training School -
1969
- Seongdong Commercial Training School’s 1st graduation ceremony (106 students)
- Groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of Songgok Girls’ Middle School building
(area of 13 San, Mangu-dong, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul; current 252-1 Mangu-dong, Jungnang-gu)
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1970
- Approval of the establishment of Songgok Educational Foundation
Approval of the establishment of Songgok Girls’ Middle School
Wang Hak-su inaugurated as the first chairman of the board- Assigned to Songgok Girls’ Middle School, Class 7
- Opening of Songgok Girls’ Middle School and
inauguration of the first principal, Wang Pyo-soon -
1971
- Establishment of Songgok High School Taekwondo Club
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1972
- Approval of the establishment of Songgok Girls’ High School (8 classes)
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1973
- Songgok Girls’ Middle School's 1st Graduation Ceremony (453 students)
- Songgok Girls’ High School’s 1st freshman class entrance ceremony and
inauguration of the first principal, Wang Pyo-soon -
1980
- Approved the establishment of Songgok Girls’ High School, Division 2, with 8 classes
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1981
- Approved the expansion of Songgok Girls’ High School, Division 2, to 10 classes
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1983
- Changed school name:
From Seongdong Commercial Training School to Seongdong Commercial School- Establishment of Songgok Girls’ High School Hockey Club
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1984
- Merger of Ingok Educational Foundation with Songgok Educational Foundation
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1986
- Seongdong Commercial School reorganized and established as Songgok High School
(12 classes in Division 1, 8 classes in Division 2, 60 classes in total) -
1989
- Seongdong Commercial School closed (21st graduation ceremony)
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1992
- Lee In-hae inaugurated as the second chairman of Songgok Educational Foundation
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1996
- Relocated to the 1st and 2nd floors of the main building of Songgok Girls' Middle School
(related to the establishment of Songgok Girls’ Information Industrial High School) -
1997
- Approved for the establishment of the 7 classes at Songgok Girls’ Information Industrial High School
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1998
- Songgok Girls’ Information Industrial High School opened and the first principal, Park Jin-song, took office
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2000
- Songgok Girls' Middle School reduced the number of first-year classes to 6.
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2002
- Approval of the establishment of Chuncheon Information University
(4 departments, 200 students). -
2003
- Wang Pyo-soon inaugurated as the first Dean of Chuncheon Information University.
- Songgok Girls' Middle School reduced the number of first-year classes to 4.
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2005
- School name changed from Chuncheon Information University to Songgok University.
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2006
- Bae Gye-seop inaugurated as the 3rd chairman of Songgok Educational Foundation.
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2009
- Songgok Girls’ Information Industrial High School designated as a specialized high school in the hotel industry field.
- Relocation of middle school
- Establishment of Songgok High School Ssireum Club.
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2010
- Extension of Songgok University classrooms (Sarang Hall)
- Songgok High School selected as a physical education centered school
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2011
- School name change from Songgok Girls’ Information Industry High School to Songgok Tourism High School
- Wang Deok-yang inaugurated as the 4th principal of Songgok Tourism High School
- Songgok Girls’ High School selected as an art-focused school
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2016
- Lee Moon-jae inaugurated as the 4th chairman of Songgok Educational Foundation
- Songgok University designated as a 2018 nursing department with a 4-year junior college course duration
- Extension of Songgok University classrooms (Somang Hall)
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2019
- Completion of Songgok University SG Town




