4 Former Scholars Return to Serve in Poor South Cotabato Communities as Teachers
Four women who became teachers through a private firm's scholarship program have returned to their hometown in Tampakan, South Cotabato, to teach at an elementary school serving impoverished communities. Their dedication to educating children with limited opportunities, turning down offers in more prosperous areas, is drawing attention.
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