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DIMAPUR — Highlighting the pivotal role of education for nation’s growth and prosperity, Nagaland Governor, La. Ganesan, has emphasised on the importance of comprehensive development of students in both academic excellence and cultural understanding for a progressive society.
Ganesan stated this during the 32nd annual day programme of St. Mary’s Higher Secondary School in Dimapur on November 27. He lauded institutions like St. Mary's Higher Secondary School for being beacons of knowledge in shaping the minds of the youth, who would play a crucial role in the future of the country.
The Governor, who was the chief guest, emphasised the importance of comprehensive development of students in both academic excellence and cultural understanding for a progressive society. He expressed happiness to witness the performances and achievements showcased during the event and commended the hard work, dedication, and passion displayed by the students, stated a DI{R report.
Ganesan encouraged each student to embrace the opportunity to learn, grow, and showcase their talents by reminding them that the future rests in their capable hands. He urged everyone to celebrate the day with joy, appreciating shared heritage and leaving with a renewed sense of responsibility toward society and the nation.
Dr. Neena Dutta, the school principal, reflected on the journey of St. Mary's School. She shared that the school started as a small dream in 1991 with just 12 students and 3 teachers.
According to Dr. Dutta, the school was inaugurated on January 20, 1991, with blessings by late Hokishe Sema and SI Jamir and subsequently affiliated under the CBSE Board since 2020. She disclosed the school's remarkable achievements including 100% result in the CBSE Board exams for the academic years 2021-22 and 2022-23.
She further highlighted the school's pioneering efforts in starting the first section for mentally challenged children, supported by trained and dedicated teachers. She attributed the success and reputation of the school to the dedication, hard work, and high qualifications of the teachers.
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