Schools
- St David School (1717) - Founded by missionaries for children of employees of the British East India Company.
- St Joseph (1886) - at the same site. One of the earliest schools in India which follows a Western education system.
- Sri Pataleeswarar higher secondary school, Thirupathirippuliyur
- Government higher secondary school, Cuddalore
- Aristo Public School, Thirupadhiripuliyur
- P R S Memorial Matriculation School
- CK School Of Practical Knowledge
- Government Municipal Boys Higher Secondary School
- St. Mary's Matriculation Higher Secondary School
- A.R.L.M. Matriculation Higher Secondary School
- Sri Valliammal Matriculation higher secondary school (formerly, Valliammal Vidyalaya matriculation higher secondary school), Thirupadhiripuliyur, Cuddalore
- St. Joseph's higher secondary school, Koothapakkam
- Krishnasamy Memorial Matriculation and Higher Secondary School
- St. Joseph's Higher Secondary School New Town, Manjakuppam
- St. Joseph's Higher Secondary School New Town, Thirupadhiripuliyur
- Sri Saraswathi Vidhyaalaya Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Cuddalore-Port
- St. David's Matriculation school
- St. Anne's Girls Higher Secondary School, Pudupalayam
- Lakshmi Chordia Memorial Matriculation School, Thirupadhiripuliyur
- C.K.Ranganathan, Chairman & Managing Director, Cavin Kare Group
- Akshara vidyaashram (CBSE School)
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