At 4,500 meters above sea level in Xizang Autonomous Region, the Nagqu Special Education School stands as a beacon of inclusivity—proving no elevation is too high for equal opportunity. 🏔️ This frontier institution provides life-skills training and rehabilitation services to children with disabilities, blending education with practical support.
From Access to Excellence
Over the past five years, China’s special education sector has shifted gears: 97% of children with disabilities were enrolled in compulsory education as of 2025, while graduates from higher education institutions boast an 85%+ employment rate for five straight years. 💼📈
Why It Matters
This isn’t just about numbers—it’s a cultural shift. The school’s "door-step education" model ensures remote communities aren’t left behind, aligning with broader efforts to build quality-first support systems. As one teacher puts it: "Every child here learns to thrive, not just survive."
With Xizang’s stunning landscapes as their classroom, students gain skills tailored to local needs, from animal husbandry to tech literacy. 🌾💻
