St. Teresa Convent School, Raigarh is an unaided Christian Minority School managed by the Congregation of Teresian Carmelites (CTC). The School
was born out of the educational vision of Mother Eliswa, the foundress of CTC, who was an educationalist and a social reformer of the 19th century, Kerala. It was established on 26th June 2002 to cater to the educational and cultural needs of the locality with a preferential option for the less privileged. It is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) under the 10 + 2 Scheme. It is a co-educational and progressive institution and the medium of instruction is English.
The tiny mustard seed that was sown in the rich soil of Raigarh, the cultural and industrial capital of Chhattisgarh is today spreading its boughs with unique blossoms, filling the air with fragrance of love and wisdom. The Alma Mater feels proud and privileged to owe children of varied
communities, culture and traditions. The Teresian family holds firm unity and equality of human beings, God as the Father of all and we as brothers and sisters joined together in heavenly harmony. In the era of materialism and eroding human values, the school stands committed to provide holistic education through academic competence, moral character (character formation) and compassion for humanity, based on the love of God and sincere commitment to the country. The yeomen service of sisters and staff makes the phrontistery a peaceful site exuding the promise that joy of learning can be best savored here.
