Until when does the school violence perpetrator punishment record remain on the school record?

You asked about school violence perpetrator punishment. School violence perpetrators can receive various dispositions according to the decision of the School Violence Deliberation Committee.

They may only receive lighter dispositions such as written apology, prohibition of contact and retaliation, but they may also be subject to separation measures from the victim such as class change, transfer, or expulsion.

However, school violence perpetrator punishment can vary depending on the case, and multiple measures may be imposed at the same time.

Such school violence perpetrator punishment has had a longer period specified on the school record since March 2024.

Dispositions 1 to 3 are deleted upon graduation, but 4 and 5 are not deleted for up to 2 years even after graduation.

Numbers 6 to 8 cannot be deleted for up to 4 years after graduation, which is longer than before, and number 9, expulsion, cannot be deleted.

You said you are a high school student, and if you receive school violence perpetrator punishment, it will inevitably affect college admissions.

Therefore, I would recommend identifying factors that can reduce punishment in advance and responding to the school violence committee based on this.