Prajna Vihar School

Our History

1990

A Need Recognized

Student Body and Visitors in the Early Years

A few people with big hearts got this school started.

1991

Fundraising Began

Students Perform Traditional Dance

Efforts began to gather funds to support the school.

1991

Land Purchased

Photo of the Land as the Foundation was Constructed.

Land purchased in Mastipur.

1992

First building built

1992 - First Classroom

A two room building was constructed with mud, brick, and straw.

1993

Administration Arranged

Sister Udita at Work In the Principal's Office

A local order of Catholic nuns provided a principal and assistant principal for this multi-religious school.

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1995

Classrooms Expanded

Visitors See the Classrooms Under Construction

Classrooms were gradually built to accommodate the students as they progressed through the grades.

1998

Students Graduate

Photo of Graduation Celebration Event

7 girls and 16 boys complete Class 8.

2001

Not-for-profit Society Established

not for profit board meeting 2001

Non-profit status was granted, and fundraising mechanisms improved.

2007

Professional Development Trainings Began

Photo of a Teacher Training Workshop

An Australian educator offers the teaching staff pedagogical training.

2008

First Place Awards

Students Receive Awards

Students demonstrate their excellence in local and regional competitions.

2010

Property Expanded

Building Extension Under Construction

An adjacent parcel of land was purchased.

2013

Website Created

Computer lab — girls studying at the computer

Volunteers strengthened the school's online presence.

2015

Buildings Expanded

Image of the School as a Two Storied Building and Playground

New classroom block and toilets were added.

2018

Principal Receives Award

Photo of Sister Shobha and Friends

Sister Shobha is recognized for her exceptional service.

2023

Sustainability Grant Received

Photo of Students Working in the Computer Lab

A grant supported projects to improve administrative procedures and classroom conditions.