Education is often regarded as the cornerstone of a nation's development. Schools are where young people acquire knowledge, skills, and values that help them create a better future, both individually and for their communities. For students in public schools, education is not just a right, but a lifeline, particularly for those who are poor and marginalized. However, once corruption infiltrates the education sector, the learning prospect is compromised. Corruption is not only a waste, but it also denies children opportunities as well as undermines the very system that is supposed to support them.