Millennium School best in ‘Parental Involvement’

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Updated At : 05:19 AM Sep 27, 2025 IST

Millennium School, Kurukshetra

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The Millennium School, Kurukshetra, has been awarded the Best School in the “Parental Involvement” category at the North India School Merit Awards 2025, organised by Education Today. The recognition is a testament to the school’s dedicated teaching style, active engagement with parents, and continuous efforts toward the holistic development of students The honour was presented at the Maharashtra Teachers Summit and Awards Ceremony held at The Lalit Hotel, Mumbai. Renu Raghav, Principal of the school, expressed pride in the achievement, saying that the honour is not just for the school, but a result of the collective success of all parents and students.

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