Seventh-day Adventist Inter College, Roorkee

About Seventh-day Adventist Inter College

Seventh-day Adventist Inter College, Roorkee was founded in 1927 by F.H. Loasby as a pioneer missionary school. It was later operated as a training school for mission workers in the North-Western Union. Gradual growth followed and the curriculum was expanded to meet the demands of the growing number of students from Punjab and Uttar Pradesh. In 1942, under pastor E.R. Streeter, it was recognized by the General Conference of Seventh day Adventists and Southern Asia Division as a Division Co-Educational School.
In 1961, the school was recognized by the Uttar Pradesh State Education Department as a Junior High  School. Under the leadership of Dr. E.A. Streeter, the School was further upgraded to the class ten level.