Education can help break the cycle of poverty and improve the lives of children from poor families. It can help them develop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in school and in life, and to become active agents of change in their communities. Some ways to support educational opportunities for poor communities include:

• Community schools: These schools can provide expanded learning opportunities, such as after-school, weekend, and summer programs. They can also include integrated systems of support, such as health care, nutrition support, and housing assistance for families.
• Build more primary and secondary schools in rural area to facilitate the transpiration issue.
• Create strategies for enhancing education for the poor: Education is a powerful tool that can break the cycle of poverty and empower individuals to create a better future for themselves and their communities. However, access to quality education remains a challenge for many impoverished areas.
• Community learning centers: These centers can provide education and learning opportunities that can help reduce poverty and improve quality of life.
• Support early childhood education by investing in early childhood education all that can help eradicate extreme poverty and promote shared prosperity.
• STEM engagement opportunities: provide grants that can help students develop STEM skills, problem-solving skills, and team-building skills.
• Train more qualified teachers to
• Develop new strong, comprehensive and combined curriculum by dispatching educational research taskforce in at least three of super nations like USA, Britain, and France to collect all the teaching materials, analyze, and combine them in order to produce a final distinguished curriculum.  
• Cooperate with local government sectors to promote their roles and policies for education equality: Achieving education equality for the poor requires the active involvement of governments and policymakers. They play a vital role in ensuring that all students, regardless of their socioeconomic background, have access to quality education.
• Endeavor to adopting inclusive policies are another critical factor in achieving education equality. Sensitize the local government to implement policies that promote diversity, inclusivity, and equal opportunities for all students. This includes measures to address discrimination, provide support for students with disabilities, and ensure that children from marginalized communities have equal access to education.
• Sensitize community involvement for purpose of supporting education: Creating a supportive educational environment requires the active involvement of local communities. When parents, community leaders, and organizations come together, they can contribute to improving the quality of education in impoverished areas.
• Engaging parents in education initiatives is crucial. By involving them in decision-making processes, schools can foster a sense of ownership and accountability. Parents can provide valuable insights into the specific needs of their children and the community, helping schools tailor their programs accordingly. Additionally, parents can play an active role in supporting their children’s learning at home, reinforcing what is taught in the classroom.
• Provide vocational training programs for low-income students. These programs are essential and will equip students with practical skills that can lead to employment opportunities and economic independence. By collaborating with local businesses and nonprofits, schools can provide access to internships, apprenticeships, and job opportunities, giving students a head start in their careers.
• Provide higher education scholarships for academic merit students to study diversified fields that are high demands for reconstruction of demolished nations.

Addressing the unequal distribution of resources, removing barriers to education, and providing targeted support to low-income communities, we can work towards narrowing the education gap, ensuring that every child has an equal opportunity to succeed academically, and thus contribute to ending poverty. By implementing these innovative educational models, we can empower low-income students to overcome the barriers they face and unlock their full potential. Education should be a pathway to a brighter future for all, regardless of their socioeconomic background.