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Choe Kyo-jin, Minister of Education, stated, "The launch of the Jeonnam-Gwangju Unified Special City Office of Education will serve as an important turning point for realizing balanced national growth through the '5 Mega-regions & 3 Special administrative zones' strategy and vitalizing educational autonomy. The Ministry of Education will continue to closely communicate and cooperate with the Jeonnam Office of Education and the Gwangju Office of Education, and do our best to support the successful launch of the unified office." The Ministry of Education, together with the Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education and the Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education, held the 'Educational Administration System Integration Progress Review Meeting' at the Jeonnam Office of Education to conduct a final inspection for the launch of the Jeonnam-Gwangju Unified Special City Office of Education this July. The review meeting was attended by Minister Choe, Superintendent-elect Kim Dae-jung, and deputy superintendents from both regional offices of education.

The three institutions have coordinated in eight detailed areas, including organization, personnel, finance, and local regulations, since launching a working-level preparatory group last March. According to the organizational restructuring plan, a unified office consisting of an office of planning and coordination and six bureaus—two more bureaus than the legally prescribed scale—will be operated temporarily, considering the surge in administrative demand during the initial phase of integration. Furthermore, after a complete investigation of the existing 680 local regulations held by both offices, a unified draft focusing on some 140 core ordinances and rules that need to be implemented immediately upon launch is being pushed forward, with follow-up legislative procedures to be completed within June. NEIS and K-EduFine, the core administrative networks, will be operated individually at launch due to the differing infrastructure conditions of each office, but an integrated portal will be provided for students and parents. The Ministry of Education provided approximately 2.7 billion won in special grants for temporary system modifications and future full-scale system integration planning.

As the historical first mega-office of education experiment that binds the educational administrative organizations of two distinct metropolitan local governments into one, the preemptive cooperation between the government and local authorities to break down institutional silos and maximize administrative efficiency is evaluated as a progressive administrative innovation suitable for the era of local decentralization. In particular, demonstrating flexibility by temporarily expanding bureau-level organizations to prevent confusion during the initial launch of the massive organization, and selecting urgent ordinances among vast local regulations to minimize legislative vacuums, are encouraging aspects.

However, for such a physical combination to lead to a substantial chemical fusion in educational fields, the authorities face a tedious task of handling frictions and adjustments caused by administrative dualism. As the core administrative networks, NEIS and EduFine, could not be completely integrated due to gaps in internal infrastructure and will instead be run separately as a makeshift measure, worries arise that administrative double burdens and confusion among front-line school staff will be unavoidable in the early stages. Rather than remaining confined to passive administration focused merely on outward institutional organization and local regulation alignment, the authorities must meticulously establish plans to resolve personnel backlogs and alleviate educational disparities between the two regions, which were completely different. Moving beyond short-term assistance dependent on special grants, preparing a sophisticated follow-up roadmap to complete a true chemical integration, such as establishing a self-reliant smart educational financial platform that can achieve long-term budgetary efficiency, remains a difficult problem to solve.
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