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Homecoming ‘King’

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

One teacher established a free elementary school amid the jungle at Kuasae kampong, Kupang. He sometimes had to switch to be a motorcycle taxi rider just to get money to be able to teach the students.

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A GROUP of children in their elementary school uniforms scurried through the bushes, making their way past a rocky and slippery path. Their parents followed behind. It was not a casual morning jog, but rather a daily routine for the schoolchildren of Kuasae, a small kampong in the middle of a jungle—around 15 kilometers from Kupang, the capital city of East Nusa Tenggara province (NTT). With the 4-kilometer distance they have to cover, the scho

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