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A new school is set to be developed in Amaravati after the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) allotted three acres of land at Abbarajupalem to the Amaravati Educational and Cultural Academy (AECA). The institution, which will be managed by DAV Chennai, aims to provide quality education to children in the Amaravati Capital Region. Built at an estimated cost of INR 25 crore with support from Amaravati farmers, the project is expected to create over 250 direct and indirect jobs. The permanent campus is targeted for completion within two years.
A new school will soon be developed in Amaravati after the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) allotted a three-acre site at Abbarajupalem village for the project. The initiative, being taken up under the Amaravati Educational and Cultural Academy (AECA), is aimed at improving access to quality education for students in the Amaravati Capital Region while supporting the city's planned social infrastructure.
The agreement for the project was completed earlier this week. Mr. Zubin Roy, Joint Director of the Estates Division at APCRDA, handed over the agreement documents to representatives of the Amaravati Educational and Cultural Academy. Construction of the school building is expected to begin shortly on the land allotted by APCRDA.
The school will be managed by DAV Chennai (Vedriitm), which will oversee its academic and administrative operations. The institution has been planned to provide quality education to children from Amaravati and surrounding areas as the capital region continues to witness infrastructure and institutional development.
The project will be developed at an estimated cost of INR 25 crore. According to the management, most of the required funds will be mobilised through contributions from Amaravati farmers, who have played a key role in supporting several community initiatives since the capital city project was announced.
The management also stated that the school is expected to generate more than 250 direct and indirect employment opportunities after it becomes operational, creating jobs across teaching, administration, maintenance and other support services.
Meanwhile, classes for the 2026-27 academic year have already started from a rented building in Thullur. The management said students will be shifted to the permanent campus at Abbarajupalem from the 2027-28 academic year after the construction of the new school building is completed.
The proposed campus is expected to be completed within two years. The development adds to the educational facilities planned for Amaravati, where the government has been working to establish schools, universities, healthcare institutions and other civic infrastructure alongside the city's residential and administrative development.
Source APCRDA
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