The first academic session at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Madhepura, commenced on Monday, marking a new chapter in the district's educational landscape. A 'Vidyarambh' and 'Praveshotsav' program was organized to welcome the new students. District Magistrate (DM) Abhishek Ranjan and Deputy Development Commissioner (DDC) Arun Kumar inaugurated the event by lighting a lamp. The school staff welcomed the newly admitted students with traditional tilak and flowers, creating an enthusiastic atmosphere on campus.

Currently, classes for Bal Vatika (pre-primary) and grades 1 to 5 have begun. DM Abhishek Ranjan stated that the opening of Kendriya Vidyalaya is a significant achievement for Madhepura district and will prove to be a milestone in the field of education. He emphasized the pan-India reputation of Kendriya Vidyalaya for quality education. The DM expressed hope that the establishment of this school would foster positive competition among other government and private schools in the district, leading to an overall improvement in educational standards.

He also stressed the importance of focusing on children's personality development, discipline, and cultural values. The DM urged parents to ensure 100% regular attendance of their children and create a conducive environment for studies at home. DDC Arun Kumar advised students to cultivate a habit of continuously learning new things. The school principal provided details about academic activities and available facilities. Currently, classes are being held at SNPM School in Madhepura, while the permanent building for Kendriya Vidyalaya will be constructed on land identified in Sahugarh.