Education

Once upon a time, in a small town, there lived a bright and determined girl named Antriah. She was in the 9th grade, but her story was unlike many others. Antriah came from a poor family, where every day was a struggle. Her parents worked tirelessly, doing their best to make sure she and her younger brother could go to school and get an education.Antriah’s father worked as a laborer in the fields, while her mother took on multiple jobs, from cleaning houses to sewing clothes, just to earn enough money for the family. Despite the challenges they faced, her parents always stressed the importance of education. They knew that the only way for Antriah and her brother to break free from the cycle of poverty was through learning and hard work.Antriah, though young, understood the sacrifices her parents were making. She was determined to make them proud. She would study late into the night, even after a long day of school and chores at home. While her classmates spent their evenings playing or chatting, Antriah could be found reading, solving problems, and preparing for the next day.She loved learning and wanted to be the best, not for herself, but to give back to her parents who had given her everything. Despite the lack of resources, Antriah never let it stop her. She used whatever she could—borrowed books, the knowledge shared by her teachers, and her own grit and passion.