This chapter extensively outlines the various forms of problems education systems face worldwide and highlights the significant benefits of place-based and situation-grounded interventions in overcoming these complex issues. Through comprehensive research spanning geographical and cultural landscapes, this chapter delves into the multifaceted dimensions of educational boundaries. These include challenges related to equal access to quality education, resource allocation, technological integration, curriculum development, gender-based issues, language barriers, teacher attrition, and the integration of refugees and migrants into cohesive education systems. The authors have utilized case studies from various parts of the world to demonstrate how culturally specific educational approaches, that resonate with their respective cultures, can effectively address issues of inequality and enhance the quality of education systems globally.