Since public art was introduced in Korea, public art projects have been developed in various ways in various regions, and theoretical research has been steadily conducted. However, public art education in schools remains at the level of 'art works on the street' and does not reflect contemporary public art. In this study, three projects (Seoul is Museum, 10000 ARTS 10000 ACTS, APAP) were selected among local public art projects being held in Korea to strengthen school public art education. Through data analysis and interviews, the direction and development process pursued by each project, and the actual state of connection with school education were considered. In addition, cases of promoting the link between local public art projects and schools were presented, and examples of public art training for teachers were presented to suggest the practical possibilities and specific measures of public art education in connection with the region. Through this study, it is hoped that public art education in schools linked to the local community can be vitalized.