Established in 2036 B.S., Shree Mithila Secondary School was created to uplift local education. Initially serving individuals deeply committed to education from Kachuri, it began by teaching up to Class Six before gradually expanding to include Class 8.

Currently, the school hosts six permanent primary teachers and, since 2078, has extended its curriculum to secondary education. Starting Grade 10 classes in 2079 was a pivotal moment. The teaching team comprises one permanent lower secondary educator, six primary teachers, two relief instructors, two Early Childhood Development (ECD) support workers, and one grant-supported teacher, totaling 14 educators.

The majority of teachers hold bachelor's and master's degrees, enabling them to teach across both primary and secondary levels due to limited staffing. Despite challenges, the school is actively seeking solutions. It operates with two concrete and one semi-concrete building, relying solely on government grants without additional income sources.

The school grapples with significant challenges such as insufficient infrastructure, restroom facilities, furniture, and a scarcity of secondary-level educators, highlighting essential areas that urgently need improvement.