District Scholarship Endowment Aims for Rural Schools
A long editorial advocates a district scholarship endowment to support rural students pursuing secondary education. It argues the scheme would reduce family burdens, curb brain drain, and enable eventual university access in country districts. The piece calls for public support from bodies and institutions and promises future discussion of concrete funding details.
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