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Message from the school Manager

Ms Marie Richardson

Welcome to the 2025–2026 school year at St. Dominic High School! As we begin our 31st year of faith-filled learning, we celebrate a legacy built on academic excellence and spiritual growth—and we look forward to an even brighter year together.

The theme for this school year is “We are called to embrace God’s amazing grace.” This theme guides us as we continue our mission of promoting holistic wellness (physical, mental, and spiritual) through inclusive, engaging, and educational experiences rooted in our Catholic beliefs and values. We closed last school year with an impressive academic milestone – promotion rates above 95% across all forms and 20% of our students achieved honor roll distinction. These accomplishments highlight both our dedicated teachers and the perseverance of our students with the support of parents and guardians. With your partnership, we will continue to lead our students towards academic success.

Through the values of the Catholic faith, we remain committed to shaping students who are critical thinkers, reflective learners, effective communicators, compassionate doers, and global ambassadors. Together with you, our partners in faith and education, we embrace another year of learning, leading, and growing as one community under God’s amazing grace.

May this school year be filled with purpose, achievement, and blessings for all.

Best Regards,

Marie T. Richardson

Ms. M. Richardson

School Liaison

Mr. H. Davis

Leadership Team

Mrs. M. Liverpool

Leadership Team

Mrs. G. Reijna

Career Counselor/ IB Diploma Coordinator

Ms. W. Mentar

Student Counselor

Ms. S. Martina

Secretary

Mr. K. McNamara

QuickSchools and ManageBac Administrator

Lab Technician

Mr. C. Biggs

Ms. A. Plein

Community Based Learning Coordinator

Ms. R. Ferrance

Safety and Emergency Team Coordinator

Welcome to St. Dominic High School

The St. Dominic High School is a Roman Catholic Secondary School with English as the language of instruction. The school was founded in 1994 to provide continuity in the secondary education of the students at the St. Dominic Primary School.

Character Development

We form students in Catholic virtue and ethical decision-making based on Gospel principles.

Academic Excellence

We provide rigorous education developing critical thinking within Catholic intellectual tradition.

Cultural Engagement

Students learn to engage contemporary culture while maintaining fidelity to Catholic truth

Spiritual Formation

Students nurture their relationship with Jesus Christ through prayer, sacraments, and teaching.

Service Leadership

We develop students' capacity to serve others and lead with integrity.

Welcome to the 2026-2027 school year at St. Dominic High School!

As we continue our journey of faith-filled learning, we celebrate a legacy built on academic excellence and spiritual growth—and look forward
to an even brighter year together.

Our theme, “We are called to be the salt of the Earth,” reminds us of our shared mission to bring goodness, wisdom, and compassion into our school community. This past school year, we proudly recognized a 96% promotion rate and 57 students achieving Honor Roll distinction—a testament to the dedication of our students, teachers, and families. Together, we embody the spirit of perseverance and partnership that defines
St. Dominic.

This year we are also excited to announce several campus enhancements:
• A new gymnasium, drama and dance rooms to support physical and creative expression.
• Additional classrooms in the C-Building to accommodate our growing student body.
• A renovated canteen, redesigned to better serve the needs of our students.

We are proud to be a recipient of Motorworld’s Adopt-A-School program which will assist us in outfitting the dance room. These improvements reflect our commitment to nurturing the whole student—mind, body, and spirit.

We invite all parents and caregivers to take an active role in our school community through the Parent–Teacher Association (PTA). Your involvement strengthens our shared mission and ensures that every student continues to thrive in an environment of faith, excellence, and service.
May this school year be filled with purpose, achievement, and blessings for all.

Best Regards,
Marie T. Richardson
School Liaison

Active Parenting Program:

All parents/guardians (of form 1 and new students) are required to partake in the workshop given by the school. The workshop consists of three mandatory sessions 13 that will be held before the start of the school year (session 1) and during the first half of the school year (session 2 and 3)

Parental Contributions:

Parental contribution = XCG 900.00 / $ 500.00

The fifth form students have to pay an additional fee when they have more than seven (7) CXC subjects. They will have to pay this themselves to the school, since the Government only pays for seven subjects plus Dutch. The cost is XCG. 85.00 per extra subject.