Educational commitment
The schools we built or helped with contributions received from friends, are located from 5 to 50 Km from the monastery.
They were mainly chosen because they were in very poor conditions (see pictures below) and for the dedication of the teaching body.
After the opening feast-day the relationship with the teachers and the students (and consequently with the people of those areas) is very warm,
with the boys and girls urging the teachers to invite us more often to their premises. And when we find some time and go to see them they
are really very happy to spend some time wth us.
List of the institutions (2002-2020)
| Rangpur |
- College: arts, science, commerce
- 350 students (98% Hindus, 1.9% Muslims, 0.1% Christians)
- 2 new buildings for a total of 7 classrooms
- 1 Hostel (capacity: 20 students)
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| Koye |
- Degree College: arts, science, commerce
- 450 students (50% Hindus, 50% Muslims)
- pukka roof for the main building, desks etc.
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| Kaipukuria |
- College: arts, science, commerce
- 250 students (90% Hindus, 10% Muslims)
- new bulding with 4 classrooms
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| Ramkrishnapur |
- secondary
- 350 students (85% Hindus, 13% Muslims, 2% Christians)
- new bulding with 6 classrooms
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| Bagherbari |
- primary
- 250 students (100% Hindus)
- added 2 classrooms
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| Thukra |
- secondary
- 600 students (50% Hindus, 50% Muslims)
- added 4 classrooms in a new building
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| Soulgati |
- secondary
- 250 students (70% Muslims, 30% Hindus)
- added 4 classrooms in a new building
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| Kejuria |
- secondary
- 250 students (70% Muslims, 30% Hindus)
- added 8 classrooms in a new building
- ‘Best Student’ award (2008)
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| Sachibunia |
- secondary
- 430 students (50% Hindus, 50% Muslims)
- added 4 classrooms in a new building
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| Solua |
- secondary
- 400 students (75% Hindus, 25% Muslims)
- added 3 classrooms in a new building
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| Koye |
- secondary
- 400 students (50% Hindus, 50% Muslims)
- added 4 classrooms in a new building
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| Patibunia |
- secondary
- 250 students (85% Hindus, 15% Muslims)
- new bulding with 4 classrooms
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| Botiaghata |
- secondary (girl school)
- 130 students (50% Hindus, 40% Christians, 10% Muslims)
- new bulding with 3 classrooms
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| Jabra |
- secondary
- 250 students (100% Hindus)
- new bulding with 5 classrooms
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| Molmolia |
- secondary
- 150 students (90% Muslims, 10% Hindus)
- new bulding with 2 classrooms
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| Rangpur |
- secondary (girls only)
- 200 students (100% Hindus)
- new bulding with 2 classrooms
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| Modhugram |
- secondary
- 200 students (60% Muslims, 40% Hindus)
- new bulding with 4 classrooms
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| Alaipur |
- secondary
- 200 students (70% Hindus, 30% Muslims)
- new bulding with 3 classrooms
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| Shivanagar |
- secondary
- 250 students (90% Hindus, 10% Muslims)
- new bulding with 4 classrooms
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| Kulbaria |
- secondary
- 250 students (70% Hindus, 30% Muslims)
- new bulding with 4 classrooms
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| Schools partly or totally restored and endowed with desks and electric fans: |
- Ambhita
- Aronghata
- Daulatpur
- Ghona (primary)
- Katakali (primary)
- Krishnanagar
- Mujguta
- Rangpur
- Solua (kindergarten)
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The school at Ramkrishnapur, before and now
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Besides the construction-effort, we help hundreds of poor students to pay their school-fees and to buy books and stationaries.
Planes for the future? Well, our list of possible new schools is a pretty long one. Were you interested in sharing our commitment for education, do not miss visiting the Donations page. Thank you.
