History
Chasnalla Academy was established in Chasnalla on 9 February 1973 by a cross section of people to cater of the quality educational requirements of the children of SAIL-ISP employees as well as other local and tribal population, which they were deprived of until then.
In September 1975, the SAIL-ISP management granted the aided school status of the Academy. In 1983, the Academy could successfully obtain the affiliation from Central Board of Secondary Education in New Delhi. Over the years, the school has added new facilities and during the 2005-2006 academic year, graduated into a Senior Secondary school.
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