St. Joseph’s HSS kodenchery
St. Joseph’s HSS kodenchery, established in the year 1954, is one of the most prestigious institutions under the Corporate Educational Agency of Thamarassery Diocese. It provides a cutting edge academic programme with state-of-the art infrastructure and facilities. When the school started functioning in 1950 we had only Primary section. In 1954 the school was upgraded as high school. As years passed SJHSS was progressed by leaps and bounds . The school was upgraded as higher Secondary school in 2000.
Marching ahead on the road to success, today we stand magnificently outstanding in academic and co-curricular activities and has over 3000 students and 100 staff members with primary , high school and higher secondary section functioning under three heads. Our school is located at about 40 kilometers from the Calicut town. SJHSS is in an idyllic setting; two sprawling campuses amidst hills and fields,fine weather and a natural, pollution-free atmosphere satisfy a crucial need in today’s world for students to be able to learn, observe, introspect and contemplate in a most desirable environment.Our school provides an oxyrich , calm and serene atmosphere for the learning process. It is a pioneering institution which imparts education with the intention of intellectual, emotional, spiritual and physical formation of the students. Basking about our glory in sports and games we can proudly say that our school is enhancing our athletes to be equipped themselves to compete even at the national level.
Performing such a stupendous task ever since our beginning, today our school has become a benchmark of excellence in academic and extracurricular activities.St.Joseph’s Higher Secondary School, which began with lots of hopes and dreams sixty two years ago, is now well entrenched in the educational landscape of Kerala. But it has not been without a lot of hard work. We have crossed each bridge when we came to it. We have taken the challenges head-on and we look back with quite pride on what we have achieved.
