| SCHOOLS
AND COLLEGES
1.Khadir
Mohideen Mens Higher Seconday School
Established
in 1949 by SMS Shaik Jalaludeen in Middle Street and in 1954
it was shifted to the present locations in Sethu Road. There
are 1600 students with 45 teachers and 12 officer administrators.
The classes range from the 6th to 12th Standard.
2.Khadir Mohideen
College
Started
in 1955 by M.K.N Trust with the great help from father of
education Haji SMS Shaik Jalaludeen. This is affiliated to
Tiruchy Bharathidasan University. Postgraduate degrees offered
are MSc Zoology, MSc Physics, MSc Computer Science, Mcom and
MCA. There is both evening as well as Day College. There are
roughly 1800 students with 87 lecturers and professors and
42 Office Administrators.
website: http://www.kmc.ac.in/
3.Khadir Mohideen
Women's Higher Secondary School
In
order to educate Adirai women, this schoolwas started in 1982
by M.K.N Trust. There are 830 students with 30 lecturers and
professors and 5 office administrators.
4.Imam Shafi (Rah)
Higher Secondary School
This
serves in educating both academy as well as Islamic educations.
Started in 1973 by Janab M. Shaikadiar and in due course it
was shifted to various locations and now it functions in Pattukottai
Road. There are 1500 students and 70 teachers with 15 office
Administrators.
5.Government Women's
Higher Secondary School
Established
in 1982 by late Chief Minister M.G.Ramachandran, there are
now 700 students.
6.Union Middle
School
Located
in Mariamman Koil Street with classes from 6 to 8.
7. Shaduliya Industrial
Training Institute (ITI)
Established
in 1984 by Late Haji S.M.S Shaik Jalaludeen in Customs Road.
The main course offered are Welding, Diesel mechanic, Electrician,
Draftsman. There are 50 students with 7 Teachers.
8.Nursery and
Kindergartens
Apart
from above mentioned schools and colleges, there are also
large number of Nursery schools for young children. Few of
them are Shathuliya Nursery school (Javia Road), Western,
Tharbiyathul Islam, Sengamalan, Panchalan and Oxford.
There
are also 7 Government run primary schools. |
