Core Points - The article discusses the implementation of the "Three-Year Action Plan for Accelerating the Construction of an Education Strong District in Kuiwen District (2025-2027)" aimed at prioritizing education development and enhancing educational quality [1] - The plan aligns with the "National Education Strong Country Construction Plan Outline (2024-2035)" and focuses on building a well-coordinated education system encompassing compulsory education, preschool education, and special education [1] Group 1: Educational Management Innovations - Establishment of the "First Principal" and "Honorary Principal" system to improve the quality of schools and kindergartens [2] - Gradual implementation of the school district system, dividing the district's schools into 8 districts to integrate educational and local resources [2] - Strengthening group-based education efforts to unify teaching research, moral education, teacher training, and assessment within educational groups [2] Group 2: Holistic Development of Education - Promotion of collaboration between primary and secondary schools, vocational schools, and universities to enhance ideological education [2] - Emphasis on the integration of physical education, aesthetic education, and labor education to foster comprehensive student development [2] - Development of channels for sports talent cultivation in partnership with high schools and sports schools [2] Group 3: Enhancing Educational Support - Implementation of a comprehensive mentoring system to ensure all educators are responsible for student development [3] - Recruitment of high-quality teachers from prestigious institutions to improve teaching standards [3] - Introduction of artificial intelligence applications to transform educational practices [3] Group 4: Safety and Security in Schools - Advancement of intelligent security measures in schools to enhance safety management [4] - Establishment of a mechanism for addressing safety issues through community and departmental collaboration [4] - Focus on preventing various safety risks, including drowning, bullying, and food safety [4]