Rabat: The High Commissioner of the province of Komondjari, Valentin Gnanou, is giving mathematics lessons to a 4th grade class at the Gayéri municipal high school, to address the shortage of teachers in this area with a high security challenge.According to Burkina Information Agency, Valentin Gnanou is deeply passionate about teaching and acknowledges the challenges related to educational continuity. He regularly provides these courses while awaiting the assignment of permanent teachers to this functional secondary school. The initiative has been warmly received by the local educational community, which views it as a significant act of resilience and leadership in the service of national education.Mr. Babongou Pascal, a mathematics teacher at the provincial high school in Gayéri, emphasizes that the High Commissioner's actions extend beyond mere symbolism. "The High Commissioner is not simply carrying out a one-off act," he noted. This year, Gnanou is actively teaching a 4th grade class at the local high school while awaiting the arrival of permanent colleagues. "It's a concrete and constant commitment," Pascal testified.Currently, the headmaster is the only permanent staff member assigned to the Gayéri municipal high school. Despite this, teaching continuity is maintained through the solidarity of provincial high school teachers and support from health workers with pedagogical skills, who are contributing to prevent a lost academic year for the learners.This collective mobilization underscores the determination of local stakeholders to keep the school operational despite adversity. It aligns with the national dynamic of resilience against insecurity, where citizens are urged to contribute to safeguarding essential social services at their level.Notably, in the previous school year, Mr. Valentin Gnanou occasionally taught mathematics at the provincial high school in Gayéri. His commitment has now intensified with the regular teaching of a class at the municipal high school, affirming his dedication to t he education and development of Komondjari's youth.Through this symbolic and practical gesture, the High Commissioner of Komondjari sends a powerful message: despite security challenges, schools must remain sanctuaries, and education a collective priority.