Bogura Zilla School () is a public high school located in Bogra, Bangladesh. Established in 1853, it is one of the oldest high schools in the country. It provides education from class three (grade-3) to class ten (grade-10). It was a private English medium school before becoming a public school.
Bogra Zilla School was established in 1853. Babu Bhagabati Charan Ghosh was the first headmaster. It was a private (non-government) school before becoming a public one. It came under governmental management through the efforts of the magistrate and collector Mr. Russell and deputy collector Babu S. Mukharjee. The school observed its 150th anniversary celebration in 2005.
The school had four teachers during the period of Bhagabati Babu. According to the National School Committee, the school appears to have been founded principally by the sons and relatives of the clerks' officers connected with the Courts. After Bhagabati Babu, A. C. Mukharjee became Headmaster in 1859. During his tenure, two students passed in 2nd division, and one in 1st division with scholarship in 1862. Around this time, the tradition of giving books as rewards to the students of both Bangla and English schools based on their performance started.