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CM Inaugurates TN's First Dedicated Campus for Model School in Tiruchy
The New Indian Express Chennai
|May 09, 2025
977 students of model schools are pursuing higher education in premier institutions, he says
CHIEF Minister M K Stalin inaugurated a government model school campus constructed at a cost of ₹57.47 crore on 3.20 hectares of land on the Government Polytechnic College campus in Thuvakudi on Thursday. The model school had been functioning temporarily near Ammapettai since 2021.
"I had said that the model schools I visited during my trip to Delhi in 2022 would be established in Tamil Nadu, and we have established 38 model schools, one per district, in the state," Stalin said.
Accordingly, permanent infrastructure was built and the first building has been opened in Thuvakudi, the chief minister said in a post on X.
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