FUSCO’S MATRIC HR. SEC. SCHOOL is managed by the Sisters of St. John the Baptist, Members of the Religious Congregation internationally renowned for their service in the field of education and human promotion of Children and Youth. It was started as a Nursery School in the year 1988. By reading the science of the times and the need of the locality the school was upgraded into Matriculation School in 1998. In 2017 it is raised to Higher Secondary.
Thanks be to God

In 1989 this became a Delegation, after a Vice-Province and in 2008 it was erected as a Province. There are 25 communities under Indian Province: Three communities in Bangalore Archdiocese Karnataka, five communities in Madurai Archdiocese, one in Sivagangai diocese Tamilnadu, three houses in Kerala (Vijayapuram, Nellicherry and Sultan Bathery), three houses in the Warangal Diocese of Telangana one in Ambikapur diocese of Chattisgarh, one in Gwalior diocese of Madhya Pradesh, Assam, UP and one house in Intra Milan, Italy.
No. of Sisters in the Congregation – 850
No. of Sisters in India – 116
No. of Indian Sisters in Foreign Missions – 32

Types of Apostolic Work

The Congregation of the Sisters of St. John the Baptist is today an international family belonging to different nations, races, speaking different languages. Today, the Sisters of St. John the Baptist, as members of the Church, work for the glory of God in the service of the neighbor with a missionary zeal for Evangelization and Human Promotion of youth especially for the poor, abandoned, and at risk, so that in turn they may become promoters of justice and peace in charity for building up the
Kingdom where all can be in communion with each other and others. We are involved in education, health care, and pastoral ministry to remove those obstacles which hinder people from freely accepting the Love and Word of God into their lives. The Baptistine Sisters dedicate their lives principally to the education ministry, service in the Parishes, and direct evangelization among
the Catechumens, skill development to the youth, rural community health, care of the sick, the geriatrics, the physically challenged and the abandoned, street children and support to the people living with HIV. We run homes for tribal children, destitute and children affected by HIV. We promote the families through counseling the couples and empowerment of women. Baptistine sisters lead a simple lifestyle, trusting in the
Providence of God, committed and rooted in Christ as the Founder says
“Trust in God, my daughters, and have firm hope in His Divine Providence and you will never lack what is necessary in life. Did not Jesus says, seek first the kingdom of God and His justice and the rest shall
be given to you?”