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Name and Address Name and Address Institute Type = ALL Zone: KHULNA Institute = ALL District: BAGERHAT Upazilla: ALL For Whom = ALL Mpo Enlisted = N/A Union: ALL Management Type = ALL Institute Type: School Region = All Geographical Location = All Total No. of Institute: 317 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 1 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT ADARSHA SECONDARY 114758 Village: SADHINATA SARANI 20/8 Union: 046862494 adarshahighschool11475 18/04/2019 SADAR SCHOOL WARD NO-03 Upazila: BAGERHAT 01727012404 8@gmail.com SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 2 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT AL ISLAH ACADEMY BAGERHAT 114762 Village: 110 Kanjahani Ali Road Union: 046862782 al-islahacademy@gmail. 27/03/2019 SADAR WARD NO 4 Upazila: BAGERHAT 01911434448 com SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 3 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT ARPARA KURSHAIL HIGH 131288 Village: ARPARA Union: BARAI PARA 01720361024 s131288@hotmail.com 26/04/2017 SADAR SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 4 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BAGERHAT SAMMILANI 114764 Village: Sarui Union: WARD NO 4 046863766 swapankumarkirttania@ 25/03/2019 SADAR SECONDARY SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01718516314 gmail.com BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 5 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BAGERHAT GOVT. GIRLS' 114766 Village: Amla Para Union: WARD NO 5 0468-62375 headbgghs@gmal.com 01/04/2019 SADAR HIGH SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01715072405 BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 6 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BAGERHAT AMLAPARA HIGH 114768 Village: SARUI Union: 6 Upazila: 046862446 s114768@yahoo.com 16/03/2019 SADAR SCHOOL BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01716-755450 BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 7 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BAGERHAT GOVT.HIGH 114761 Village: Sarui Union: WARD NO 4 046862503 bagerhatgovtschool2014 06/04/2019 SADAR SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01714480818 @gmail.com BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA Print Date : 7/29/2019 Page 1 of 29 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 8 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BAGMARA SECONDARY 114776 Village: Bagmara Union: KARA PARA 01719777736 sb114776@gmail.com.b 02/04/2019 SADAR SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01719777736 d BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 9 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BAITPUR M U HIGH SCHOOL 114789 Village: Baitpur Union: BEMARTA 01747240666 s.114789@yahoo.com 28/01/2019 SADAR Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 10 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BARA BASH BARIA 114794 Village: barobash baria Union: 10 NO 01719769777 s114794bd@gmail.com 27/03/2019 SADAR SECONDERY HIGH SCHOOL DEMA Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 11 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BARUIPARA P C HIGH 114771 Village: BARUIPARA Union: BARAI 01728002792 sbp114771@gmail.com 25/03/2019 SADAR SCHOOL PARA Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 12 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BASABATI SECONDARY 114769 Village: GOBORDIA Union: KARA PARA 0468-63622 sh114769@gmail.com 16/03/2019 SADAR SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01747788221 BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 13 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BASHABATI RAHMANIA HIGH 114799 Village: Nager Bazer Road Union: 8 NO 01937-291628 ss114799@yahoo.com 03/04/2019 SADAR SCHOOL WOARD Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR 01937-291628 District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 14 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BEMORTA GIRLS HIGH 114796 Village: BEMORTA Union: BEMARTA 01718655545 S114796@gmail.com 24/04/2019 SADAR SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 15 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BEMORTA UNION HIGH 114777 Village: Joygachi Union: BEMARTA 01711960730 s114777@yahoo.com 20/03/2019 SADAR SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 16 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT BSC SECONDARY SCHOOL 114800 Village: BARAKPUR Union: SHAT 01716352243 bscschool21@gmail.co 01/04/2019 SADAR GAMBUJ Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR m, District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA s114800bsc@gmail.com 17 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT CHIRULIA HIGH SCHOOL 114773 Village: BISHNUPUR Union: 01832885172 www.chiruliasandc@gm 01/04/2019 SADAR BISHNUPUR Upazila: BAGERHAT 01714903758 ail.com SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 18 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT CHULKATI GHANASHYAMPUR 114790 Village: SONADANGA Union: KHANPUR 01925296958 s1114790@yahoo.com 06/07/2019 SADAR GIRL'S HIGH SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA Print Date : 7/29/2019 Page 2 of 29 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 19 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT CHULKATI GHANASHYAMPUR 114780 Village: CHULKATI Union: KHANPUR 01712995931 s114780@yahoo.com 11/04/2018 SADAR HIGH SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01712995931 BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 20 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT DASHANI ADARSHA 114763 Village: Dashani Union: WARD NO-03 0468-63204 s114763@yahoo.com 11/03/2019 SADAR SECONDARY GIRLS SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01732-619346 BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 21 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT DEMA UNION KASHIMPUR 114779 Village: kashimpur Union: 10 NO DEMA 01715857317 s114779@yahoo.com 12/04/2019 SADAR HIGH SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 22 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT FATEPUR J/R GIRLS HIGH 114752 Village: FATEPUR Union: BEMARTA 01924394371 s114752.bd@gmail.com 30/03/2019 SADAR SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 23 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT GAON KHALI GIRLS HIGH 114803 Village: GAON KHALI Union: GOTA 01709907367 s114803.bd@gmail.com 18/04/2019 SADAR SCHOOL PARA Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 24 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT GOTAPARA HIGH SCHOOL 114755 Village: Gota Para Union: GOTA PARA 01723240970 sg114755@gmail.com 18/04/2019 SADAR Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 25 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT HAKIMPUR JUNIOR GIRLS 114787 Village: HAKIMPUR Union: KHANPUR 01912546442 sj114787@.gmail.com 03/04/2019 SADAR HIGH SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 26 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT HAKIMPUR SHAMSUL HUDA 114792 Village: HAKIMPUR Union: KHANPUR 01724-232757 SH114792@gmail.com 25/04/2019 SADAR HIGH SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01724-232757 BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 27 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT JADUNATH MODEL SCHOOL 114767 Village: DASANI; K. ALI ROAD Union: 0468-62426 s114767@gmail.com 07/04/2019 SADAR AND COLLEGE WARD NO-03 Upazila: BAGERHAT 01711056430 SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 28 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT JAHANABAD GIRLS HIGH 114765 Village: Saltala Union: WARD NO-03 046862303 s114765@yahoo.com 19/03/2018 SADAR SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01725681495 BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 29 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT K J S P U RAJARPUR HIGH 114753 Village: RAJAPUR Union: KARA PARA 01716079018 sc114753@gmail.com 01/04/2019 SADAR SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA Print Date : 7/29/2019 Page 3 of 29 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 30 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT K.B FATEPUR SECONDARY 114751 Village: Bisnupur Union: BEMARTA 01918599606 kbs114751222@gmail.c 03/04/2019 SADAR SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: om BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 31 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT K.M BADOKHALI SECONDARY 114801 Village: BADOKHALI Union: 01715292826 sk114801@gmail.com 30/03/2019 SADAR SCHOOL BISHNUPUR Upazila: BAGERHAT 01715292826 SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 32 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT KANDAPARA NURUNNESA 114778 Village: KANDAPARA Union: GOTA 01757491800 s114778@gmail.com 14/03/2019 SADAR SECONDARY SCHOOL PARA Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR 01716268057 District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 33 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT KARAPARA SARAT CHANDRA 114759 Village: KARAPARA Union: KARA PARA 046862781 www.s114759@gmail.co 28/03/2019 SADAR HIGH SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01715152426 m BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 34 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT KARAPARA SECONDARY GIRLS 114788 Village: Karapara Union: KARA PARA 01734360512 s114788bd@gmail.com 26/03/2019 SADAR SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 35 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT KARTICDIA HIGH SCHOOL 114786 Village: KARTICDIA Union: BARAI PARA 0 s114786@yahoo.com 19/03/2019 SADAR Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01714662508 BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 36 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT KASHIMPUR GIRLS HIGH 114802 Village: KASHIMPUR Union: 10 NO 01735201354 s114802.bd@gmail.com 08/01/2018 SADAR SCHOOL DEMA Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 37 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT KHANJAHANIA HIGH SCHOOL 114774 Village: DIGHIR PAR Union: SHAT 01724850533 1147741972@gmail.com 02/04/2019 SADAR GAMBUJ Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 38 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT KHARASAMBAL NABAGRAM 114785 Village: KHARASAMBAL Union: 01710901891 s.114785@yahoo.com 28/03/2019 SADAR SAMMILANI SECONDARY BEMARTA Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR SCHOOL. District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 39 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT KHEGRAGHAT HIGH SCHOOL 115188 Village: khegraghat Union: 10 NO DEMA 01778027436 s115188s@gmail.com 05/04/2019 SADAR Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 40 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT KODHLA SECONDARY 114756 Village: KODHLA Union: BARAI PARA 01709907373 khs114756@gmail.com 03/04/2019 SADAR SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA Print Date : 7/29/2019 Page 4 of 29 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 41 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT KOMORPUR SECONDARY 114798 Village: KOMORPUR Union: JATRAPUR 01722556008 s1147798@yahoo.com 03/04/2019 SADAR GIRLS SCHOOL Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA 42 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT LUTON BRITISH BANGLADESHI 136029 Village: Sreeghat Upazila: BAGERHAT 01911839427 08/04/2019 SADAR HELPING HAND SECONDARY SADAR District: BAGERHAT Zone: SCHOOL KHULNA 43 BAGERHAT BAGERHAT MADHUDIA ICHCA MAYEE 114772 Village: UTKUL Union: JATRAPUR 01715781601 s114772@gamil.com 17/03/2019 SADAR SECONDARY Upazila: BAGERHAT SADAR District: 01715781601 BAGERHAT Zone: KHULNA
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