St Jude High School (Pune)

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St Jude High School
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St Jude High School (Pune)
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TypeCo-Educational
MottoTeach us the Right Way
Established11 June 1953;71 years ago (11 June 1953)
PrincipalFr. Pravin Pawar
Number of students3000
Campus22 acres
Houses  Blue,   Green,   Red,   Yellow
Nickname Judians

St. Jude High School, previously known as Garrison High School, is a Roman Catholic minority school in Pune, [1] Maharashtra, India. [2] Earlier it was known as Garrison High School and was managed by the local military authority. In June 1953, the military authority approached the Poona Catholic Education Association (PCEA) with a request to take over the management of the school; which was willingly done. It gives due preference to the economically backward and socially marginalized students at the time of admissions and they are helped with various concessions.

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References

  1. "Schools" (PDF). punemathassociation.com. Retrieved 18 July 2017.
  2. "St Jude's High School alumni meet held". The Indian Express. 12 March 2012. Retrieved 18 July 2017.

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