St. Joseph's Boys' School, Jalandhar

31.3098404°N 75.5956287°E / 31.3098404; 75.5956287 St. Joseph's Boys' School (SJBS) is a secondary school in Jalandhar, Punjab, India,^[2] founded in 1973 on the initiative of Symphorian Thomas Keeprath, Bishop of Jalandhar. It is a boys' school up to matriculation (tenth grade) and a co-educational school in its higher secondary level.

St. Joseph's Boys' School

St. Joseph's Boys' School
Defence Colony Jalandhar –144001 Punjab India
Information
School type	Day school
Motto	Knowledge Love Service
Religious affiliation(s)	Catholic
Founded	1973[1]
Gender	Primary and Secondary level: Boys; Higher Secondary level: Co-educational
Language	English
Houses	Antonians,   Josephians,   Xavarians and   Franciscans
Colour(s)	Blue   and White
Nickname	SJBS
Affiliation	ICSE
Former pupils	Ex-Josephites
Website	www.sjbschooljalandhar.in

The school provides primary, secondary and higher secondary education,^[1] as well as Kindergarten classes. The school has 12 grades plus two Kindergarten and one nursery grade. The tenth grade is equivalent to the final year of higher education. The curriculum is based on the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) and Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSC) for the secondary and higher secondary levels respectively.^[2]

The school is affiliated to the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) in New Delhi. The examinations conducted are recognized by the Government of India through an act of Parliament.

The sisters of the congregation of the Sacred Heart run the school under the management of the Diocese of Jalandhar. The Diocesan Board of Education in Jalandhar supervises its education policies.^[2]