In a small meeting room in Bong County, a group of women gathers to review school attendance lists and plan their next outreach. Their goal is simple but urgent: to ensure that every girl in their community knows her right to education and is supported to stay in school. These gatherings reflect a shift in how girls’ education policy is understood, not as a distant government framework, but as a shared community responsibility. Through direct engagement with schools and local stakeholders, the women’s groups helped strengthen accountability and secure the endorsement of school safety and WASH policies by parent teacher associations and school boards and help improve girls’ attendance and retention at schools.