Dear Students, Teachers, Parents, and Esteemed Stakeholders, As we gather to reflect on another remarkable year at our school, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude for the collective efforts that have made this academic year truly exceptional. First and foremost, I would like to congratulate our students on their outstanding academic achievements. Your hard work and determination have not only been evident in your grades but also in your commitment to learning and personal growth. This year, we witnessed remarkable performances in board exams, with many students exceeding expectations and achieving commendable results. Your success is a testament to your dedication and the unwavering support of your teachers and families. Our teachers have played an instrumental role in this journey, providing guidance, inspiration, and encouragement. Your dedication to fostering a love of learning and your relentless pursuit of excellence have significantly shaped our students’ lives. Thank you for your passion and commitment. We also recognize the importance of co-curricular activities in developing well-rounded individuals. This year, our students have participated in various sports, arts, and community service initiatives. Whether it was winning championships, staging captivating performances, or giving back to the community, you have shown us the true spirit of teamwork, creativity, and leadership. These experiences are invaluable, teaching lessons that extend far beyond the classroom. Moreover, I want to express my appreciation to our parents and stakeholders. Your support, involvement, and feedback have been vital to our success. Together, we have created an environment that nurtures not only academic excellence but also character development and social responsibility. Looking ahead, we remain committed to providing an enriching educational experience that encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and resilience. As we embark on a new academic year, let us continue to work together to foster a nurturing environment where every student can thrive. Thank you for your dedication, support, and belief in our mission. Together, we can achieve even greater heights. Warm regards, Fr. Thiewbor Kharsyntiew SDB Principal
When the First World War broke out in 1914, the Salvatorian missionaries were asked to leave the fruitful fields of Shillong. Their missionary works were left unattended till the Salesians of Don Bosco arrived in 1922 to begin their work in the field of evangelization. The hard work and missionary zeal of its leader, Mons. Louis Mathias spread in and around Shillong. It was during this time that the Salesian missionaries used to visit Mawlai for their daily oratories, and that was how in 23rd May, 1931, the seed of education that was Sacred Heart Boys School, was planted in Mawlai in a rented house of Mrs Sylli Massar as the missionaries felt the need to educate and evangelize. The seed grew into a young plant when the Opening Permission for classes VII and VIII was realized on the 31st March, 1960, by the Education Board of the Assam Government. The School continued to flourish till the 26th December, 1962, when it was fully recognized by the Assam Government. Classes VII and VIII were upgraded to classes XI and X and the Opening Permission for classes IX and X was granted on the 21st September, 1963, and was fully recognized by the Assam Government vide letter No. SEBA/Recog/New/63/1352dt:23-9-1964. The first batch of HSLC students appeared in the 1965 Board Examinations, and the passed result was 100%. The school continued to prosper and produce a good results through the years that the Education Department of the Government of Meghalaya recognized the excellent performance of the then Sacred Heart Boys’ High School, and so, simultaneously, granted the Opening Permission and Recognition for Classes XI and XII (Arts) for both boys and girls in 1994 vide Memo No. (MBOSE/HSSLC/Recog/3/94/11945dated:Tura22.9.94)
Apart from good results in the academic field, the School had also brought laurels to the State by being selected for the Subroto Mukherjee Cup twice, and some students were even selected for the National Boxing Games where they were winners in some categories. This is all due to the hard work and dedication of the principals, teachers, students and the school as a whole.
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