Marginalized communities face numerous challenges regarding access to quality education, including economic barriers, inadequate infrastructure, and social discrimination. Limited financial resources prevent many families from affording school fees, books, and transportation. Additionally, schools in these areas often lack essential facilities, experienced teachers, and learning materials. Social stigma and biases can further discourage students from pursuing education, perpetuating cycles of poverty and underachievement. Addressing these challenges requires targeted policies and support systems to ensure equitable access to education for all, fostering opportunities for upward mobility within marginalized groups.