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Pratyanta (Remote Area) Schools

For information about the schools see below.

	Talmu Junior High School 121 Students 5 Teachers		Mayadih Primary School 30 Students 3 Teachers
	Bali Primary School 60 Students 2 Teachers		Shalgram Primary School 32 Students 2 Teachers
	Malka Primary School 20 Students 1 Teacher		Ropo Primary School 25 Students 2 Teachers
	Piri Primary School 25 Students 1 Teacher		Bakulvita'n Primary School 28 Students 2 Teachers
	Chamchaka Junior High School 26 Students 3 Teachers		Chamchaka Primary School 24 Students 3 Teachers
	Jeladih Primary School 30 Students 2 Teachers		Sushnidih Primary School 25 Students 1 Teachers
	Patamjuri Primary School 40 Students 2 Teachers		Sengghagra Primary School 35 Students 2 Teachers
	Tatuara Primary School 65 Students 2 Teachers		Barudi Primary School 52 Students 3 Teachers
	Dimdiha Primary School 58 Students 2 Teachers		Taherbera Primary School 34 Students 2 Teachers
	Chatka Primary School 20 Students 1 Teachers		Kaoshikii Junior High School 91 Students 2 Teachers
	Sulunglahar Primary School 114 Students 4 Teachers		Khatanga Primary School 40 Students 2 Teachers
	Damrughutu Primary School 70 Students 2 Teachers		Chargali Primary School 41 Students 3 Teachers
	Kotshila Primary School 52 Students 4 Teachers		Nowahatu Primary School 27 Students 2 Teachers
	Rola Primary School 15 Students 1 Teachers		Pimangda Primary School 24 Students 1 Teachers
	Notun Rola Primary School 40 Students 2 Teachers		Guridih Junior High School 86 Students 5 Teachers
	Guridih Primary School 42 Students 4 Teachers		Bansgarh Primary School 38 Students 2 Teachers

There are 30 free Primary and Post Primary Schools at Ananda Nagar for the benefit of the poor tribal children without any distinction given to caste, community, creed or color. These schools were built with the generous aid of individuals, charitable organizations and aid agencies. These schools have been in existence for the last 15 - 20 years and the children who graduate from the Primary Schools are admitted to the High Schools at Ananda Nagar which are affiliated with the Board of Secondary Education, West Bengal.

Eight junior high schools are part of the post-primary education. All these schools teach both English and Bengali, the mother tongue, as these schools are situated in West Bengal. In addition to the traditional education system, these schools also impart moral and non-denominational spiritual teachings, cultural moorings of the country and Stu-Vol (students volunteers) teachings to help them become effective citizens from an early age.

The total number of students studying in these 30 schools is 2236 as of 9/1/2005. The total numbers of teachers teaching in these schools are 72 men, and 11 women (including monks and nuns). The total number of students who have graduated from these schools so far is around 10,000.

Salaries for the 83 teachers are 600 - 800 rupees per month. This is $14 to $18 less than $20 per month. However, most of the students are too poor to pay tuition. The schools depend on outside support. At present, less than 50% of the teachers salary is accounted for on an ongoing basis.

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