Don Bosco H.S School Kokrajhar
EXPLORE & EXCEL
PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE
Dear Students, Parents, and Well-wishers,
Warm greetings from Don Bosco High School, Kokrajhar!
It gives me immense pleasure to address you all as the Principal of this esteemed institution. At Don Bosco HS School, we believe that education is more than the accumulation of knowledge — it is the nurturing of curious minds and compassionate hearts. Guided by our school motto, “Explore & Excel”, we aim to foster an environment where every student is encouraged to discover their potential and strive for excellence in all spheres of life.
To explore is to question, to be curious, and to seek new horizons — both within and beyond the classroom. Our dedicated faculty ensures that students are given opportunities to engage in meaningful learning experiences, be it through academics, sports, cultural activities, or social service. We wish to awaken in them a love for learning that lasts a lifetime......
ABOUT DBSK
Welcome to Don Bosco School, where we foster a culture of exploration and excellence. Our dedicated educators empower students to discover their passions and achieve their fullest potential, preparing them for a bright future. Join us in a journey of learning, growth, and success!
The Salesians of Don Bosco (S.D.B.) were entrusted with the mission in Assam (which then comprised of the whole of North East) in 1922 by the Holy See in Rome. The first batch of Salesians arrived in Guwahati on the 12th February, 1922 led by Monsignor Louis Mathias S.D.B.D.D., Father Emmanuel Bars S.D.B.D.D., Father Joseph Gill, Father Joseph Huber Alsace, Father John Deponti, Father Paul Bonardi, Brother Gumersindo Cid, Brother Augustine Conti, Brother San Marino, Brother Laureas Santana, Brother Peter Aprile, and Brother Mario Calzi.....
FOUNDER
John Bosco was born of a poor family on 16th August, 1815 at Becchi, a hamlet belonging to the municipality of Castelnuovo d’Asti (today Castelnuovo Don Bosco) in Italy. He lost his father, Francesco, at the age of two and his mother Margaret (Margherita) had to look after him and his two brothers Antonio and Guiseppe. It was under Mama Margaret that John Bosco learnt farming and praying. She was his inspiration in his growing years. It was Mama Margaret who taught him to see God in the beauty of creation, harvest, rain and above all in the face of the poor who came to their house for food and shelter.....
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