Sri Chaitanya Techno School

If you head down to Geetha Nagar in Yemmiganur, you will find us at house number 5-109. It’s a regular part of the town, not too quiet but not too loud either on most days. The school building has been part of this street for a long while now. We have a daily routine that hasn’t changed much over the years. Every morning the gates open and the kids start trickling in from the nearby lanes and houses. Some walk, some come on old cycles, and the rest use the school transport buses. The classrooms are basic and simple, but they serve the purpose well for the children. We have a lot of big windows to let the breeze in because Yemmiganur can get quite warm in the summer months. There is always someone cleaning the floors or fixing a broken desk somewhere in the back. It’s a lot of manual work to keep a school like this running smoothly. Our staff is mostly local people who know the families in Geetha Nagar quite well from living nearby. We don't have big flashy signs or any modern decorations. People know where we are. During the lunch break, the whole place smells like home-cooked food because everyone brings their stainless steel dabbas. It’s just a normal, practical place to go to school every day. We do our jobs, the kids do theirs, and we all go home when the final bell rings.