Municipal school advocacy consultation

We will respond through face-to-face consultation.
Please also note that the schedule may change due to future efforts to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection.

The Municipal School Advocacy Counseling Office is a consultation service that seeks early resolution of opinions, requests, and complaints from children and students at Inagi City schools and their parents by protecting their rights and interests. It was established on June 23, 2006.
"Advocacy" is the English word for "advocacy," which in Japanese is translated as "protecting rights," "support activities," or "speaking on behalf of others."

In the field of school education, some people feel that even if they have complaints or questions, they cannot talk to the school directly, and that even if they do, there will be no improvement. In order to resolve this situation, we will set up a consultation room independent of the Board of Education and aim to increase the trust between the children/students and their parents and the school by seeking early resolution, thereby further improving satisfaction.

The Advocacy Examination Committee is a third-party organization that receives reports from advocacy staff, examines problem cases for which an application for examination is made, from a fair and neutral standpoint, and recommends the results to the mayor. It consists of four judges commissioned by the mayor.

By directly consulting with a third-party advocacy counselor, students and their guardians can discuss their concerns without hesitation. Privacy is also protected.

We accept reservations by phone from Monday to Friday. (Please make a reservation by the day before the desired consultation date.)

telephone number

042-378-2286 (Citizens' Collaboration Division Reservation Phone)
Reception hours <br id="4"/> 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (excluding noon to 1:00 p.m.)

1st and 3rd Mondays from 1:00pm to 5:00pm

City hall the second floor citizen counselor's office