Principal
Fr. Rixson Nigrel
About Don Bosco School and Junior College, Nashik
Don Bosco School and Junior College is a well-known educational institution in Nashik, established in 1996, with the Junior College section commencing in 2011. Affiliated with the State Board, the institution is committed to providing quality education rooted in strong academic excellence, discipline, and value-based formation.
The Junior College of fers Science and Commerce streams, catering to the diverse career aspirations of students. The institution provides modern infrastructure and well-equipped laboratories that enhance practical learning and academic growth. Along with academics, the campus promotes sports and physical development through excellent sports facilities, ensuring the holistic development of every student.
The institution focuses not only on intellectual growth but also on character formation, leadership, and personality development. Its motto, “Soar High, Be Good and Do Good,” inspires students to strive for excellence while living lives of integrity, responsibility, and compassion.
Don Bosco School and Junior College is a Catholic Minority Institution managed by the Salesians of Saint Don Bosco. The institution follows the educational vision and mission inspired by Saint Don Bosco, emphasizing reason, religion, and loving kindness in education. It comes under the Mumbai Province of the Salesian Society, continuing a rich legacy of excellence in education and youth formation.
Today, the Salesian Society has established schools, colleges, technical and agricultural institutions, centres of higher learning, and even a university across India. Keeping pace with changing times and social needs, the Salesians have also initiated remedial education programs for school dropouts, counselling and guidance centres, and special support facilities for mentally challenged students.
The Salesian institutions further extend their service by providing boarding facilities for orphans, children of single parents, and expatriates seeking education in India. Educational homes and rehabilitation centres are also run for marginalized children, street youth, and youngsters affected by drug and alcohol abuse, helping them reintegrate into society with dignity and hope.
