The 750 fortunate children attending this high school are broken up into eight grade levels. It is said that every child born in Ralegoan Siddhi is now attending school, a statistic never before found in rural India. After speaking with a few of them, I was pleasantly surprised by their maturity, curiosity, enthusiasm, and awareness. Each of India's State Governments set a basic curriculum for their public schools. Each semester's syllabus is provided by the state government, along with exams that are given at the end of the term.
Textbooks sold in bookshops are to be purchased by the students.
Each high school has discretion over how to teach the students with the given material for their exams. It is rare for the village schools to properly prepare the children, let alone to reach beyond the syllabus. I was most struck by the impressive and complete education which the children at Ralegoan Siddhi's high school receive. There is one hour per day in the evening for the students to play active games such as volleyball and cricket. And one class period per day is devoted to physical training.