ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL

St. Francis High School is an unaided Christian religious minority educational institution that is managed by the Society of Sevasadan Orphanage and Training Institute, which is administered by The Congregation of the Franciscan Missionary Brothers. The school follows the syllabus of the Government of Karnataka (State Syllabus) and the medium of instruction is English.

With the recognition granted by the Government of Karnataka, the school has become a full-fledged institution that offers classes up to the secondary level. It is a co-educational institution that welcomes children of all communities, regardless of their caste, creed, religion or region.

Since its humble inception in 1990, St. Francis School has grown from being just another school in the city’s firmament to an institution that is recognized for bringing about a transformation in school education, synchronous with contemporary global standards. Over the last three decades, it has grown steadily and added immense value to the areas that surround it. Initiated in 1990, it has grown from strength to strength with every passing year.

St. Francis High School, as seen today, has become an opportunity for children and a center where they can be nurtured and groomed to the highest standards, comparable to any school anywhere in the country. It must have been someone's dream that someone else believed in, leading to this achievement.

The founding principles of the school are clearly laid out to serve as the guiding light for all stakeholders. These principles are clearly communicated and practiced to create and sustain an SFHS culture among the staff, students, and parents. Emphasis is laid on value systems to create self-motivated, self-regulated individuals through various opportunities at school. This transforms them into sensitive and sensible individuals, empowered to make informed decisions and become the change agents for a better tomorrow.