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St. Dominic High School Celebrates Outstanding CSEC 2026 Results | Soualiganewsday

August 24, 2026

St. Dominic High School Celebrates Outstanding CSEC 2026 Results | Soualiganewsday
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SINT MAARTEN (SOUTH REWARD) - St. Dominic High School is proud to announce the exceptional performance of its students in the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Examinations administered by the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) in May/June 2026.

The results reflect the school's unwavering commitment to academic excellence and the collective dedication of students, teachers, parents, and the wider school community.  

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The school recorded an impressive 100% pass rate. Students earned a total of 159 Grade I passes, 115 Grade II passes, and 31 Grade III passes, demonstrating a consistently high standard of achievement across the curriculum.  

This year's results highlight the strength of St. Dominic High School's academic programmes. Many subject areas achieved a 100% pass rate, with particularly outstanding performances in the Sciences, Modern Languages, Information Technology, Business Studies, and the Arts.  

Outstanding Subject Performance 

Several subjects produced exceptional results: 

*Biology achieved a commendable 100% Grade I pass rate, with all candidates earning Grade I.  

*Spanish recorded a 100% pass rate, with 93% of candidates earning Grade I. 

*Information Technology achieved a 100% pass rate, with 70% of candidates earning Grade I and 30% earning Grade II. 

*Physics recorded a 100% pass rate, with 75% of candidates earning Grade I.  

*Human and Social Biology achieved a 100% pass rate, with 70% Grade I passes. Visual Arts achieved a 100% pass rate, with over 70% of candidates earning Grade I. 

*Theatre Arts achieved a 100% pass rate, with 80% Grade I passes. 

*Chemistry recorded a 100% pass rate, with two-thirds of candidates earning Grade I.  

These results are evidence of both student dedication and the sustained excellence of the school's academic departments. 

Top Performing Students 

The Class of 2026 produced several outstanding academic achievers whose results exemplify excellence, perseverance, and commitment. 

School Top Performer 

Nyah Emilia Kalmera emerged as the school's top performer, earning an exceptional 10 Grade I passes across her CSEC programme. Her achievements include Grade I passes in Biology, Chemistry, English A, Geography, Information Technology, Mathematics, Physics, Theatre Arts, Additional Mathematics, and Music. She also achieved an impressive seven straight-A profiles, the highest recorded among this year's cohort of graduates.  

Outstanding Academic Achievers 

Sebastian Hidalgo Ruiz earned eight Grade I passes, including Additional Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, English A, Information Technology, Mathematics, Physics, and Spanish. He also achieved six Straight-A Profiles.  

Yingxin Li attained eight Grade I passes and distinguished himself through outstanding performances in Additional Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, English A, Information Technology, Mathematics, Physics, and Visual Arts. 

Lavesh Sharma secured seven Grade I passes in Additional Mathematics, Biology, English A, Information Technology, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry while earning five Straight-A Profiles. 

Jonathan Serrata Rosario achieved seven Grade I passes, including excellent performances in English A, Information Technology, Mathematics, Physics, Principles of Accounts, and other subjects. 

Luveena Krishnani earned seven Grade I passes, demonstrating exceptional strength across Mathematics, Information Technology, Additional Mathematics, Principles of Accounts, and other subject areas. 

Elonka Morris recorded seven Grade I passes and one Grade II pass, excelling in Biology, Chemistry, English A, Information Technology, Mathematics, and Physics. 

Suvali Agnani achieved seven Grade I passes and one Grade II pass, with outstanding performances across Information Technology, Mathematics, English A, Principles of Accounts, and Integrated Science.  

Additional High Achievers 

The school also recognizes the exceptional accomplishments of: 

*Ashlee Marie Daniel – 6 Grade I passes.

*Caius Ocean Disch – 6 Grade I passes.  

*Shareeza Inshanali – 6 Grade I passes. 

*Mervin Alexander Scot – 6 Grade I passes. 

*Sasha Brooks Tabarez – 5 Grade I passes and four Straight-A Profiles.  

A Community Achievement 

These results are a testament to the hard work and determination of our students, the unwavering support of parents and guardians, and the dedication and professionalism of our teachers and staff.

The achievements of the Class of 2026 reflect the strong culture of academic excellence, resilience, and personal growth that continues to define St. Dominic High School.  

The Catholic School Board, Leadership Team, Teachers, and Staff extend their heartfelt congratulations to every student who sat the examinations. We also express our sincere gratitude to parents, guardians, and families for their continued partnership in supporting student success.  

As we celebrate these remarkable outcomes, St. Dominic High School remains committed to its legacy of nurturing academic excellence, leadership, character development, and lifelong learning.

The achievements of the Class of 2026 serve as an inspiring reminder of what can be accomplished through hard work, determination, faith, and a shared commitment to success. 

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Nyah Kalmera

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Sebastian Ruiz

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Yingxin Li

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Lavesh Sharma

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Jonathan Serrata

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Luveena Krishnani

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Elonka Morris

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Suvali Agnani

Source: https://www.soualiganewsday.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=66553:st-dominic-high-school-celebrates-outstanding-csec-2026-results&Itemid=505

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