Teachers Orientation Programme Conducted at St. Joseph’s Convent School, Kalaburagi
SSLC Topper Students Felicitation Programme
MISSION & VISION
Our Mission
TO PROMOTE VALUE BASED EDUCATION.
TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE TRANSFORMATION OF SOCIETY BY BEING SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS AND SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE.
TO ENLIGHTEN OUR STUDENTS SPECIALLY GIRLS/WOMEN AND THE LESS PRIVILEGED REGARDING THEIR BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS.
TO PROMOTE INTER-CULTURAL AND INTER-RELIGIOUS HARMONY AND CONCERN FOR THE HUMAN WELFARE.
TO WORK TOWARDS THE INTEGRITY OF CREATION AND FOSTER INTER CONNECTEDNESS, KINSHIP AND ECO- JUSTICE.
Our Vision
EMPOWERING OUR STUDENTS TO EMPOWER SOCIETY/HUMANITY ESPECIALLY THE SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY MARGINALIZED, CREATING A ‘CIVILIZATION OF LOVE
Why Choose St. Joseph’s School and PU- College?
At St. Joseph’s School and PU-College, we blend academic rigor with character building. Our modern campus and expert faculty provide the perfect environment for students to excel in board exams and competitive tests. From advanced laboratories to comprehensive sports programs, we prepare students for life—not just for exams.
Legacy of Excellence
Proudly educating the youth of Kalaburagi, with a steadfast commitment to student success and academic rigor.
Holistic Development
Balancing the rigorous Karnataka State Board academics with vibrant sports, arts, and dynamic co-curricular activities.
Safe Environment
A secure, disciplined, and nurturing campus that fosters respect, empathy, teamwork, and strong leadership skills.
OUR INSTITUTIONS
KINDERGARDEN
PRIMARY & HIGH SCHOOL
PU COLLEGE
Our Foundress
Servant of God Mother Teresa of St. Rose of Lima ( 1858-1902)
Teresa of St. Rose of Lima was born on 29 January 1858 in George Town, Madras, India, to Peter D’Lima and Mary D’Lima. She received the name Mary Grace on baptism. She studied with the Presentation Sisters at George Town, Madras. After completing the schoolmistresses test, she joined the staff of St. Xavier’s Free School, George Town, Madras in 1875. She took charge of St Joseph’s School, Alleppey, Kerala, as the headmistress in 1879.