Three high school girls die in Busan... ”There was trouble with a school teacher”

It has been alleged that three high school girls who died together in Busan had a dispute with their school's dance teacher. Their families and guardians are calling for a thorough investigation into the matter.
The Busan A High School parents' association and dance instructors who have been guiding the students held a press conference on the 24th and said, "The three students' decisions should not be interpreted as simply being due to academic stress.
"In January of this year, 11 of the 14 dance department instructors were replaced, and immediately after the start of the new semester in March, trouble began between the new practical instructor in charge of second-year students and the students.
"The abnormal school management and the operation of the school foundation since the beginning of the school year are not unrelated," he said. The parents' association said that all three students who died were in the upper middle class, and one of them had been diagnosed with
The dance instructors also said that the three students had never suffered from depression, but had recently had some trouble with the school.
The director of the dance school the deceased student attended said, "A month or two after the new semester began, students began to slowly start talking about their problems with their instructors.
"There were some aspects that were not in line with the children's perspective, and they said they did not want to take the after-school classes, so I advised them not to take them," he said.
The parents' association also requested the police to investigate various issues surrounding the instructor on the 4th of this month, and the school only responded after the students were killed.
The Busan Office of Education said it will send a 15-member audit team to the high school starting today to conduct a special audit of the school's overall operations and the management of its foundation.
The Haeundae Police Station, which is investigating the case, is conducting a thorough investigation of the family members and those close to the deceased, and is conducting forensic tests on the students' cell phones to more precisely analyze the circumstances of their deaths.
The plan is to do so.