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'''S V Joshi High School''' is a school in [[Dombivli]], [[Maharashtra]], India.<ref>https://www.bharatibiz.com/en/sv-joshi-high-school-0251-651-2465</ref> The very first classes of this school ran under banyan tree in the Ganapati Temple which is a ''Gram-Daivat''. It was led by Late Sakharam Vaman Joshi, after whom the school was named.<ref>https://nicelocal.in/maharashtra/education/svjoshi_highschool_junior_college/</ref>


'''S V Joshi High School''' is a school in [[Dombivli]], [[Maharashtra]], India. The very first classes of this school ran under banyan tree in the Ganapati Temple which is a ''Gram-Daivat''. It was led by Late Sakharam Vaman Joshi, after whom the school was named.
The school provides education from junior kindergarten to S.S.C. Previously it was only a Marathi Medium school but have started providing education in Semi-English medium. A few years ago, the school had added a junior college. The year 2011-12 marked the 75th anniversary of the school.
 
The school provides education from junior kindergarten to S.S.C. Previously it was only a Marathi Medium school but have started providing education in Semi-English medium. A few years ago, the school had added a junior college. The year 2011-12 marked the 75th anniversary of the school.  
Admission started for 5th to 10th std.
Admission started for 5th to 10th std.
== Athletics ==
== Athletics ==
This school has three grounds and two cricket practise pitches under nets. It won the Famous Cricket Tournament in Kalyan-Dombivali Region Inter-school Championship Amar Paladhe Memorial Trophy in three consecutive years.
This school has three grounds and two cricket practise pitches under nets. It won the Famous Cricket Tournament in Kalyan-Dombivali Region Inter-school Championship Amar Paladhe Memorial Trophy in three consecutive years.
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Inter school GEI Dadar sports.jpg|Sports prize distribution 2010-11
Inter school GEI Dadar sports.jpg|Sports prize distribution 2010-11
GEI inter school sports opening.jpg|Sports opening ceremony 2014-15
GEI inter school sports opening.jpg|Sports opening ceremony 2014-15
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== Notable alumni ==
== Notable alumni ==
* [[Ajinkya Rahane]], cricketer
* [[Ajinkya Rahane]], cricketer
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*[[Nilesh Kulkarni]], Former Indian cricketer
*[[Nilesh Kulkarni]], Former Indian cricketer
* [[Rashmi Thakerey]], Wife of Uddhav Thackeray
* [[Rashmi Thakerey]], Wife of Uddhav Thackeray
== References ==
== References ==
{{Reflist}}
{{Reflist}}
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[[Category:Education in Kalyan-Dombivli]]
[[Category:Education in Kalyan-Dombivli]]
[[Category:Schools in Thane district]]
[[Category:Schools in Thane district]]

Latest revision as of 08:32, 12 January 2022

S V Joshi High School
Address
Chheda Road

, ,
421201

India
Information
TypeSchool
Established1937 (1937)
School boardS.S.C. Mumbai Board
PrincipalSmt. ARCHANA D. KADAM
LanguageMarathi/Semi-English
Campus typeUrban

S V Joshi High School is a school in Dombivli, Maharashtra, India.[1] The very first classes of this school ran under banyan tree in the Ganapati Temple which is a Gram-Daivat. It was led by Late Sakharam Vaman Joshi, after whom the school was named.[2]

The school provides education from junior kindergarten to S.S.C. Previously it was only a Marathi Medium school but have started providing education in Semi-English medium. A few years ago, the school had added a junior college. The year 2011-12 marked the 75th anniversary of the school. Admission started for 5th to 10th std.

Athletics[edit | edit source]

This school has three grounds and two cricket practise pitches under nets. It won the Famous Cricket Tournament in Kalyan-Dombivali Region Inter-school Championship Amar Paladhe Memorial Trophy in three consecutive years.

Notable alumni[edit | edit source]

References[edit | edit source]