0821 2404553
sjcsyelwal@gmail.com
Yelwal, Mysore
MDES is the Mysore Diocesan Educational Society, which was registered under the Karnataka Societies Registration Act on 11.03.1966 (During the princely state of Mysore). MDES was formed to impart value based quality education. It has been rendering service to the people of all caste/creed/race or color in the field of education since 1966. This is being achieved through its 150 institutions in the four districts of Karnataka namely Mysore, Mandya, Kodagu and Chamarajanagara.
I have had an eventful and fulfilling career as a teacher handling Social Science for over a quarter of a century. I am now embarking with a new perspective as Principal on the same journey. It is indeed a challenging time to don the topmost position in the school hierarchy. These past two years have been a roller coaster ride with covid taking the front seat. Post covid the scars remain and seem almost indelible. The minimum learning levels achieved in the past so many years have taken a severe beating. Children have been set back by at least two years of learning and development. Children have either become too reticent and lazy or aggressively boisterous with no respect for authority. In such a scenario teachers as warriors are working against the tide.
Pick & Speak Competition will be held for classes VIII TO X ON 15. 06. 2023 (Thursday)
Starts 00. 00 AM
Yelwal, Mysore
Story Telling Competition will be held on 14th June Wednesday 2023 for class I AND II.
Starts 0.00 PM Yelwal, Mysore
The warm welcome I got when I started school for the first time is something I can never forget the time I spent as a student in sjcsy was the most wonderful time .the school helped me to become a good human being with values and discipline.my school helped me to develop my knowledge in all the subject and the big playgrounds where i played football with my friends are the fond memories which i will never forget.
Studying at St. Joseph's Central school, Yelwal not only helped shape me into the person I am right now, but also provided all the necessary support and guidance I needed to pursue a potential professional cricket career while not seeing a dip in form in my academics. The sense of gratitude I have towards the faculty and everyone else involved is immeasurable.
