Archive · 6 Sep 2026
Teacher Raises Government School Enrollment From Nine To 112
When Rajarao became a teacher at the school, only nine children were studying there.
He wanted more children to receive an education at the government school.
Every day, he visited families whose children attended private schools.
He explained what the school taught and what opportunities students could have later.
Parents gradually trusted him and enrolled their children.
The number of students grew to 112.
Donors also helped the school get a dining hall, chairs, notebooks and school bags.
Rajarao’s efforts made the school the most enrolled primary school in the mandal.
Teacher Rajarao increased enrollment at a government school from nine to 112 students.
He visited private-school students’ homes daily to explain the government school’s standards and opportunities.
Rajarao encouraged village elders and local youth to support the school.
Donors helped provide a dining hall, chairs, notebooks and school bags.
The school now has the highest enrollment among primary schools in the mandal, with support from MEO Chatru Naik.
- Who
- Government schoolteacher Rajarao, with support from villagers, donors and Mandal Education Officer Chatru Naik.
- What
- He increased the school’s enrollment from nine to 112 students and improved its facilities.
- When
- After Rajarao was transferred to the school; the articles do not state exact dates.
- Where
- A government school in Sarvaram village, Garidepally mandal, Suryapet district.
- Why
- He wanted to strengthen the local government school and provide children with better educational opportunities.
- Teacher
- Rajarao
- Initial enrollment
- 9 students
- Current enrollment
- 112 students
- Location
- Sarvaram village, Garidepally mandal, Suryapet district
- Daily outreach
- Rajarao spent an additional hour visiting homes of children in private schools.
- School improvements
- A dining hall, chairs, notebooks and school bags were arranged with donor support.
- Mandal distinction
- The school has the highest enrollment among primary schools in the mandal.