A School With No Heat or Computers but Many College-Bound Students. Mostly Girls.
For many students education is a luxury, for others it is a privilege. Take time to read this article that was publish by the New York Times. The article details the hardships that many students in Afghanistan face during their matriculation. Despite the hardships, the students prevail and continue to excel post matriculation. The publication explains that "Rustam’s 2017 graduating class saw 60 of 65 graduates accepted to Afghanistan’s public universities, a 92 percent college entrance rate. Two-thirds of those accepted were girls. A couple of years earlier, 97 percent of the graduates went to college."
A formal education may open doors that may not have been an option for many students before. Allow SGE to assist you with accessing those opportunities.
