About us

St. Joseph's Girls High School, Cuttack, was opened more than a hundred years ago, by the Sister of St. Joseph of Annecy, France, and is under the religious jurisdiction of the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Cuttack-Bhubaneswar. It is a Christian School that aims at the educational needs of members of the Communities as far as is possible. The type of education imparted in the school, takes into account background and personality, with love and patience exemplified to  Languages Oriya  and   

Hindi. provide a sound and practical education for young girls who are gradually led to self-formation, and to develop a sense of responsibility and concern for others. Girls are admitted at Nursery level and prepared for the 10th Class Examination (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education) of the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination, New Delhi to which Board the school is affiliated. It is a privately run minority school not aided, but recognised by the Education department of the State with due emphasis on the study of the following Indian.

School Hours: The working days are divided in to two sessions. The morning session lasts from 8.30 a.m. to 11.55 a.m.The afternoon session is from 12.30 to 3.10 p.m.The school assembly is held daily at 8.30a.m. All pupils and staff members must be present.

School Uniform: Pupils must attend school in the prescribed uniform, blue tunic and white blouse, Shoes and socks must be worn by all.

Basic Philosophy: We as sisters of St. Joseph witness Jesus the teacher in all our educational institutions. We aim at removing the evil of illiteracy from the mass through our schools.St. Joseph's schools aim at forming a community composed of students. staff, parents and management. This community upholds the following values.

• Respects the dignity of each person.

• Promotes Indian culture.

• Upholds traditions passed on by the institution.

• Creates awareness about the rights of children.

• Prepares girls to be women of confidence and courage.

• Teach the students the need to share with others and care for their need.

• Gives priority to moral and value education and catechism.

• Promotes a sense of social service.

• Respect all religions.

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