South Korea Loses over 4,000 Schools in a Generation to Birth Rate Collapse

The South Korean Ministry of Education revealed this week that over 4,000 schools have shut down nationwide between 1980 and March 2025, responding to the rapid collapse of the child population in the past generation.

School enrollment in South Korea dwindled by nearly 5 million students during the same time period, according to the Korea Times , indicating that the school shutdowns are directly related to South Korea’s status as the world’s least fertile country.

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