“My Secondary School Closed Due To Lack Of Funds But Thank God, What These People Did Saved It From Total Collapse” Jane From Kampala Shares

For many students and teachers in Uganda, attending school is not just a routine; it is a chance to build a future. But for Jane, a former student and administrator at a secondary school in Kampala, education almost came to a sudden halt.

The school she loved dearly faced closure due to lack of funds, leaving students, teachers, and parents in despair.

Jane recalls how the situation began. “It was heartbreaking,” she says. “We had a school full of bright students and dedicated teachers, but the money simply wasn’t enough to keep it running.

Teachers were unpaid for months, the classrooms were deteriorating, and the students’ hopes were fading. At one point, it felt like everything we had worked for was about to disappear.”

The school had always relied on a combination of tuition fees, government subsidies, and small contributions from the local community. However, over time, these funds proved insufficient to cover salaries, maintenance, and educational materials.

Jane and the school management tried everything: organizing fundraising events, appealing to local businesses, and even reducing expenses. Yet, none of these efforts were..TO READ MORE, TAP HERE