MHS Interact Club presenting donations through Dr. Avadh Dubey (President, Rotary Club Kanpur Zone) for Polio eradication.
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January 9, 2025
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December 13, 2024
December 13, 2024
148TH GLORIOUS YEAR COMPLETED (1876-2024)
For 148 illustrious years, our school has been a beacon of excellence in education, shaping young minds and nurturing talents since 1876. With a rich history steeped in tradition and innovation, we have stood the test of time, producing generations of accomplished alumni. Our commitment to academic prowess, character development, and community spirit continues to define our legacy as we celebrated 148 years of educational excellence.
CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE
BISHOP SUBODH C. MONDAL
(Bishop of Lucknow Episcopal Area)
Chairman, Methodist High School, Kanpur
Dear Students, Parents, Teachers, and Staff,
It is with great pleasure and pride that I extend my warmest greetings to the Methodist High School community.
For 148 years, Methodist High School has been a beacon of academic excellence, integrity, and character development. As the Chairman of the school, I am honored to witness the dedication and passion that permeates every aspect of our institution.
Methodist High School has always been committed to nurturing not only scholarly achievements but also moral values, leadership qualities, and a sense of community. Our legacy is built on the collective efforts of our students, teachers, parents, and alumni who continue to uphold the values of excellence and service.
As we look to the future, I am confident that Methodist High School will continue to inspire and empower generations of students to reach their full potential and make a positive impact on the world.
I extend my best wishes to all members of the Methodist High School family as we embark on another year of learning, growth, and success.
Warm regards,
Bishop Subodh C. Mondal
VISION AND MISSION
Vision: “To empower and inspire students to become confident, compassionate, and creative individuals who contribute positively to society and lead with integrity.”
Mission: “Our mission is to provide a nurturing and inclusive learning environment that fosters academic excellence, critical thinking, and personal growth. Through innovative teaching methods, a diverse curriculum, and strong community partnerships, we aim to cultivate lifelong learners equipped to meet the challenges of a dynamic world with resilience and empathy.”
Principal's Message
Dear MHS family,
Greetings of peace and joy to each one of you!
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I am a member of the DeCunha family. My mother was lrene Leonora DeCunha. She was the senior-most member of the school alumni in attendance at the centennial celebrations and, as such, was asked to cut the centennial cake.
I was a boarder for 4 years and then a day scholar and lived just across the street from MHS in 72 Cantonments. GHS was my second home since that’s where I spent all my waking hours, from 7 AM study class to study class at 7 pm. I can still name all my teachers from kindergarten A to Senior Cambridge. I made many lifelong friends and am still in touch with Sashi Kant Misra (Chappie). My Principals were Miss Edna May Hutchens and Miss Jessie A Bragg. I was always very proud of my school and grateful for the excellent education it had to offer.
I went on to teach in Sherwood College, Naini Tal, and Bishop Cotton School, Simla. My wife Yvonne and I have been living in Alberta, Canada for the past 59 years.