Einstein Public School

Einstein Public School sits right on National Highway 105 in Kaluahi. Being in Madhubani, we get all kinds of weather, from the heavy rains to the dusty dry spells. The highway is always humming with trucks going back and forth, which becomes like background music after a while. We started this place because there was a need for a school right here in this community. It’s not some high-end private academy with a manicured lawn; it’s a place where kids from the nearby villages come to learn. We spend a lot of time sweeping out the dust that blows in from the road. The classrooms are basic, and we are always fixing something, whether it’s a desk or a window latch. During the monsoon, the ground gets soft and we have to watch where everyone walks. Our staff is mostly local people who know the families around here. We don't have a big marketing department or anyone to write fancy brochures. We just show up in the morning, open the gates, and get to work. It’s a lot of responsibility, but we just take it one day at a time. The kids make it lively, even when the heat is making everyone a bit tired. It’s just a simple school on the side of a busy road, doing what we can for the students. Sometimes we have to shout over the truck engines, but you get used to it after a week or two.