Literacy Declines Among SDN Galih 2 Students Pasuruan, Kompas.com's "Jagat Literasi" Met With Enthusiasm

"We are very grateful. Hopefully, this program will continue to develop and reach many more schools in remote areas," Dewi said.

She pointed out that the need for literacy programs is not exclusive to SDN Galih 2.

She shared the story of a colleague teaching in the Kangean Islands, Sumenep Regency, Madura, who must travel around 64 kilometers round-trip through mostly forested areas to get to school.

Dewi hopes programs like "Jagat Literasi" can keep supporting schools facing limited access and educational resources.

"I see these activities are very beneficial. They support literacy efforts at schools and reach out to schools that may have limited facilities," she said.

She hopes in the future "Jagat Literasi" by Kompas.com will not only focus on reading activities but also introduce various educational programs tailored to children’s needs in those regions.

For Dewi, the presence of such programs provides additional learning experiences for students while helping schools revive literacy activities previously hindered by the lack of reading materials.