Rural schools face several challenges in delivering quality education, including inadequate infrastructure, lack of trained teachers, and limited access to resources. Many rural areas struggle with high dropout rates and low student enrollment due to socio-economic factors and cultural attitudes towards education. Moreover, the absence of basic facilities like sanitation and electricity further impairs the learning environment. Limited exposure to technology also hampers students' readiness for contemporary challenges. Addressing these issues requires focused efforts from the government and community to promote educational inclusivity and development.