Mahesh Sri Ramkrishna Ashram Vidyalaya (HS)
Location
40, Ramkrishna Road, Mouza- Mahesh Serampore - 712248 West Bengal, India
Coordinates	22°43′49″N 88°20′51″E / 22.730271°N 88.347421°E / 22.730271; 88.347421
Information
Established	2 January 1952
Color(s)	Black, white
Athletics	Football, cricket, field.

Mahesh Sri Ramkrishna Ashram Vidyalaya (Higher Secondary) is an educational institution in Hooghly District of West Bengal, India. Swami Premghanananda founded the institute, post-independence of our country at Rishra. The institution got the affiliation from the W.B.B.S.E. in 1959 as a Madhyamik (secondary) school. And the affiliation from Higher Secondary Council in 2005 as a Higher Secondary School.^[1][2][3] At present the school has five sections (one nursery, two primary schools, one Secondary and one Higher Secondary) under one umbrella.

History

Swami Premghanananda was disciple of second president of Belur Math Swami Shivananda Maharaj. In 1941, he started publishing a monthly magazine ‘Kishore Sava’ with the help of some active youths. Later, in 1943, the magazine grew up to be ‘Kishore Bangla Press’ & its office was set up at 25, Balram Dey street, Kolkata. In December 1950, a meeting was held in presence of president Shyamananda at the office of ‘Kishore Bangla’ about formation of an educational institution. It was decided that Sri Ramkrishna Ashram would be established in Mahesh, directed by Swami Premghanananda.^{[citation needed]}

Mahesh Sri Ramkrishna Ashram Vidyalaya was registered on 17 September’ 1951 (Registration No - 19979/400 of 1951-1952).^[4] Swami Premghanananda passed away at 7.45 am on 22 April 1956. He was 56 years old.^{[citation needed]}

Swami Asitananda was 2nd president & principal of the institution after death of Swami Shyamananda. Swami Muktatmananda became third president in 1973. Swami Avishthananda was selected as next president in November 1989. Committee decided Dandiswami Damodar as president after death of Swami Avishthananda in 2001.^[5]

Subjects

As of 2020, the following subjects (including optional) are taught in Higher Secondary ^[6]