





When schools don’t do enough to keep their toughest bullies in line, a different kind of teacher has to step up to help. Enter the Educational Rights Protection Bureau (ERPB), a fictional government agency at the heart of the new action-packed K-drama Teach You a Lesson. The bureau was created to protect victims of bullying and restore order in schools whenever anyone — students, teachers, or even parents — go too far.
The situations in Teach You a Lesson aren’t basic schoolyard taunts or stolen lunch money — they include serious psychological and physical abuse with devastating consequences. Therefore, the ERPB requires a formidable team ready to whip these schools into shape (like, literally). Actors Kim Moo-yul and Lee Sung-min and director Hong Jong-chan reunite for this series after working together on Juvenile Justice (2022). ERPB founder Choi Gang-seok (Lee) and inspector Na Hwa-jin (Kim) apply unflinching ferocity to their pursuit of peace.
Below, meet the squad at the heart of the bureau (including a few ex-military), who’ll stop at nothing to protect students’ rights and restore justice in schools throughout Seoul.

Recruited after serving in a highly secretive, specialized sector of the military, Na Hwa-jin now works as an inspector of the ERPB. Armed with an unshakeable ease and a serious punch, Hwa-jin is the agency’s most valuable asset, restoring order in schools and bringing justice to victims of bullying.
Eungyo

As the minister of education and the founder of the ERPB, Gang-seok is employs an exceptionally skilled team of special agents to protect students, and is fiercely committed to the cause.
No Other Choice

Another former military operative, Ki-joo is an ERPB inspector who takes pleasure in her role. To keep bullies in line, she uses any intimidation techniques she deems appropriate.
Undercover High School

The ERPB’s deputy director, Geun-dae, is more tech whiz than muscle, so he’s often tasked with going undercover for the bureau.
Encounter





















































