

ST. XAVIER'S SCHOOL
- 2000
- Established
- 3037
- Students
- CBSE
- Board
- Private
- Type
About ST. XAVIER'S SCHOOL
The Founder of the School, Fr. John Moore, an Australian Jesuit missionary, came to India in February 1951. After some months of studying Hindi in Ranchi, he came to Hazaribag in late l951 as Principal designate of the new St. Xavier’s School. There he and Br. Nicholas Bilic, a wonderful carpenter and builder, worked hard to have St. Xavier’s ready for opening in January, 1952. Over some years the boarding section grew and day scholars also increased. Fr. Moore was appointed both Rector and Principal in 1957. The Senior Cambridge examinations were held at Loyola School, Jamshedpur for the batches of 1955-57. From 1958 the Senior Cambridge examinations were held at St. Xavier’s, Hazaribag itself.
- CBSE
- CO-ED
- CO-ED medium
- I to XII
- Private
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P B NO. 19 HAZARIBAGH JHARKHAND, P B NO. 19 HAZARIBAGH, Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, 825301
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