This is an examination of numerous educational problems of the Tausugs to improve their standards of living. The economic, political, and social structure and traditions, customs and superstitions are portrayed. The study reveals that modern education has improved their living standards in terms of economy, democratic concepts, and health practices. It also identifies the emergence of a powerful segment of the population consisting of young professionals determined to help their people rise from old-age problems that can be traced to adherence to traditional ways. Their influence is hampered, however, by poor transportation and communication facilities. Thus, it is recommended that the government should provide means that would facilitate communication of these people.