Caleb Toussaint named Valedictorian as 74 Dominica Grammar School students graduate Monday June 19

​Seventy-four (74) Dominica Grammar School students graduated at the Arawak House of Culture on Monday 19th June 2017, under the theme ‘You are not a product of your circumstances. You are a product of your decisions’. Caleb Toussaint was named Valedictorian.
 
He graduated with honors, received five subject prizes for Biology, Geography, Physics, Accounts and Physical Education & Sports, Academic Excellence in his form, as well as prizes for Outstanding Academic Achievement, and Outstanding Sportsmanship Male Athlete.
 
Student of the Year went to Sheldon Piper, who took the awards for Excellent School Spirit and Leadership.
 
Salutatorian, Ja-Juana Baptiste also graduated with honors, and copped the subject prizes for English Language, Office Administration, Spanish and English Literature; application in her form, as well as the PTA Award for Conduct and Deportment.
 
Clint Lecointe was the other honor student taking home subject prizes for Mathematics, Chemistry and Integrated Science, Application in his form, as well as the PTA Award for Academic Excellence.
 
In his valedictory speech, Toussaint advised his fellow graduates to continue to work hard and follow their dreams, while wishing them success. He told them, “We will be going out into the world, each of us to different paths, following different dreams. May you have every success, work hard, and play safe; may you hold your head high; may our paths still cross from time to time, and may you go with all your heart”.