List of State Board Schools in New Alipore, Kolkata - Fees, Reviews, Admission

Sree Sarada Ashrama Balika Bidyalaya is an eminent educational institution for the girls located at New Alipur, founded by the spirit and devotion of Mira Debi and Bani Debi. It is a Higher Secondary School affiliated by the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education to West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education.

Andhra Association School is a co-educational high school in South Kolkata, in the state of West Bengal, India. It is affiliated to West Bengal Board of Secondary Education. The school's motto is Lead us from darkness unto Light.

Nava Nalanda steps into her fifty fourth year. The young fledgling that had first started spreading its wings in the year 1967 is now flying high, having completed fifty plus years of academic excellence, cultural celebrations and sporting activities.

Nava Nalanda steps into her fifty fourth year. The young fledgling that had first started spreading its wings in the year 1967 is now flying high, having completed fifty plus years of academic excellence, cultural celebrations and sporting activities.

Lycée School, Kolkata is a southern Kolkata based privately owned and administered all-grade co-educational primary, secondary and higher secondary school providing education from Lower Nursery to Class - 12

Behala High School, established on 27th June, 1886 in the courtyard of London Missionary School, has become a brand in itself. From that era of national movement till the present day of political cross-current, the institute stood high upholding its age old values and ethics. Herein lies the difference between a so called sophisticated business oriented Institution and the BEHALA HIGH SCHOOL.

The new Horizon School is affiliated to West Bengal Board of Secondary Education as a co-educational English Medium School with classes from Pre-Nursery to class X. The school runs in two shifts - The Morning section :- Pre Nursery - ClassIII. The Day section: class IV - X. The institution, being fairly cosmopolitan, offers both Hindi and Bengali as first language subjects with English as the second language for all classes and the Sanskrit as third language for classes VII & VIII while the students of V+VI have Hindi and Bengali as third languages for Bengali and Hindi students respectively.

Nava Nalanda steps into her fifty fourth year. The young fledgling that had first started spreading its wings in the year 1967 is now flying high, having completed fifty plus years of academic excellence, cultural celebrations and sporting activities.

In 1968, with only five students, the institution, A.K Ghosh Memorial school was founded by Dr. Mrs. Kamala Ghosh.Previously it was named Auntie Edith's School.Mrs. Kamala Ghosh was a doctorate from Shefieklds, U.K while she wasabroad, a little child lovi Auntie Edith. So, when she returned to Kolkatashe dreamt of starting a school at her residence in Jodhpur Park.She named the school Auntie Edith's School in momory of that little girl.

Bidya Bhaban School founded in 1988 on 4th April and was recognized by W.B.C.H.S.E in the year 2000. The School consists of large, airy classroom, a well-maintained canteen, an auditorium named 'Lighthouse' and well maintained compound and surroundings. The School is devoted to integral and personal formation of the students. Here, they get equal opportunity, learn moral values and come to know the real significans of education

Khalsa High School, completing 85 years of existence, since its foundation on 1st Nov 1933 with nearly 33 pupils at Bakul Bagan, was shifted to a rented building at Ashutosh Mukherjee Road in 1934 and was finally moved to its present site at 73,Padda Pukur Road Kolkata 700020 in 1936.

St. Lawrence High School is a Jesuit Institution. It is an English language Jesuit secondary school for boys in Kolkata, India, which has boarding and day students. Located Ballygunge, Kolkata, the school was establsihed in 1937. Affiliated to State board the school serves the students from Kindergarten to grade 12.

Vidyanjali International School believes in creating an educational environment which arouses curiosity among the students to aspire towards a greater understanding of educational consciousness that ultimately contributes to the construction of the foundation and all round development of the individual through distribution of equal opportunity for each.

On the 1st April, 1956, Carmel School, the known as St. Mary's Carmel School, was started at 19, Deshapriya Park Road, Kolkata- 26. It began as a primary school consisting of the Upper and Lower Kindergarten, and classes 1- 1V with English and Bengali as medium of instruction the need for more classrooms necessitated expansion and classes V upwards were shifted to 41, Gariahat Road (South). In 1969 the school was recognized as a Higher Secondary School. It is now known as Carmel High School. In 1970 the first batch of Secondary students were sent up.

Hartley Higher Secondary Schools at Sarat Bose Road and Garcha are co-educational schools under the aegis of Hartley Higher Educational Trust. The schools are affiliated to the West Bengal Board of Secondary education and West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education.

The BSS School has been ably led forward by Mr Nirmal Khaitan and Mr Girish Khaitan-present Vice President and Secretary of the school respectively.The BSS School provides an enabling environment where students can pursue what they are passionate about.

John's Diocesan Girls' H.S. School (informally known as Diocesan or Dio) is a girls-only day school located in Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal, India. It was established in 1876 by British missionary Angelina Margaret Hoare from Kent, England who devoted her life to the advancement of women's education in British India.

Bidya Bharati Girls High School was founded by Vidya – Bharati Society in 1965 in New Alipore, Kolkata. Its an all girls school affiliated to West Bengal Board of Secondary Education. Bidya Bharati Girls' High School has been nurturing the cause for the education of young minds over five eventful decades.

Hartley Higher Secondary Schools at Sarat Bose Road and Garcha are co-educational schools under the aegis of Hartley Higher Educational Trust. The schools are affiliated to the West Bengal Board of Secondary education and West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education.