School Without a Ceiling: Education in Rural Bihar
Learning in Bihar: Where Education Meets Hardship In the rural villages of Bihar, India, going to school is an act of determination. Many classrooms lack electricity, functioning toilets, or even a proper roof. During the summer, students sit in extreme heat without fans. When it rains, lessons are interrupted by leaking ceilings or flooded floors. Some children walk over an hour each way to get to school. Others drop out early to help their families earn a living. Despite these challenges, many students in Bihar show up every day, eager to learn and hoping for a better future. This is not an isolated case. It reflects a broader reality faced by millions of children across the world. Why This Story Matters While some students learn with access to high-speed internet and modern resources, others struggle to access even the most basic tools. The gap is growing, and it is not just about infrastructure. It is about opportunity, dignity, and long-term change. Education is not a luxury. It i...