Schools are considered as the centre and the most conducive venue for expending the formal learning process called education. Without schools, the masses would not have access to acquire knowledge, skills and values that could shape them into mature individuals capable of ensuring a bright future. Without schools, children and young adults would not have an opportunity to further hone their God-given abilities and become a vital part of the human society. Acknowledging the role that these academic institutions play, many government and even private personas have lobbied for providing the much needed educational resources for schools.
Educational resources in public universities and colleges, as well as primary and secondary schools are usually provided mostly by the funds generated from the taxes paid by a country’s citizens. Most countries around the world set apart a chunk from their national budget to fund the educational needs of their constituents. Bulk of the educational funds goes to finance and provide the educational resources for schools recognized by that country’s education ministry or department. The funds undergo a certain budgetary process that ensures that they are only used for the purpose of expediting education.
Private primary and secondary schools, universities and colleges are often better funded that their public counterparts. They financially backed by private investors whose main aim is to gain profit from their ventures. Educational resources for schools like these are much easier to obtain, since private investors typically do not like walking on a red tape and they are more than willing to invest into something profitable. Despite their aim, they have been doing a good job in expediting the educational process.
Without finances, schools are likely to collapse. If that happens, one of the pillars of the society will also collapse. Thankfully, there are always available funds all around.
