[3] In 1876, Axmoy Kumar Dey donated land for a school near the present district post office.

In 1884, Sub Divisional Officer (SDO) Foyz Uddin Hossen allotted property for a more permanent structure, and constructed an eight-room, single storied building there.

[4] In 1912, the Indian government put the school under the authority of the Education Department.

Calcutta University, which regulated and controlled secondary education in Bengal, recognized the school in 1917.

Former alumni have held important positions in Bangladesh, including Minister Shahjahan Mia, Justice Mohammed Nizamul Huq and Additional Deputy Attorney General MK Rahman.