Raipur: Christel House School for poor children, belonging to the families affected by the Nava Raipur family, the new capital of Chhattisgarh, all set for expansion with the Chhattisgarh government approved the phase of two new building funds and other modern facilities for institutions.
“Nava Raipur Atil Nagar Vikas Pradhikaran (NRAVP) formally approved the investment of the second phase to expand the school, science laboratories, resources and counseling rooms, furniture, class equipment, and computers for grade 7 to 12”, said Christel House India, Chief Executive Jaison C Officer C Mathew told reporters.
Safe! You have managed to portray your votelogin to see the results of the school, opened in 2016 in Atal Nagar, currently serving 559 students in kindergarten class to seven and with the completion of the two phase projects, 910 students from the poor community in Nava Raipur – Atal Nagar Will get free education to class 12.
After grade 12, Christel House provides scholarships to pursue their university education and eventually help with work placement.
He said Christel House runs a school in Bengaluru for the past two decades and it is a successful model with 97 percent of his graduates currently working in the formal sector or pursuing higher education – models that create a multiplier effect, at all a corrupted poverty cycle, future generations will get benefit.
Thanking the State Government and Nava Raipur Vikas Pradhikaran (NRANVP) for their support and approval and support for the expansion of the school campus, Mathew said children of the family-affected project in the Nagar region would receive higher education, health, life skills, , character, and value of education and labor readiness.
Throwing Light in Christel House Schools, he said it uses a holistic education model, providing higher education and high impact, nutrition, medical care, transportation, book uniforms, stationery that are free of all students from the bad part.
Along with strict academics, students receive complete health services such as medical examination, vaccination, follow-up care, mental health services as needed.
Breakfast, lunch, milk and night snack, which follows nutritional guidelines, is provided every day to students.