Contact:
Termada Shalland
5272271 / 5812288
[email protected] / [email protected]
Location:
45 Illidge Road
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Contact:
Termada Shalland
5272271 / 5812288
[email protected] / [email protected]
Location:
45 Illidge Road
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Contact:
Gayle Danzic
Sophia Farrell Hasell
5484177 / 5222884 / 5810870
Location:
Poinsetta Rd #16, Betty Estate
Contact:
Karen Seymour
1721-553-3916
Location:
#4 Zagersgut lane, Zagersgut
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Contact:
Wendy Daniel
1721 556 2027 or 1721 586 2827
Location:
Barbanson Road #8 Simpson Bay St.Maarten
Contact:
Ms. Astrud Davelaar
1721 5237725 / 1721 5272580/ 1721 5538837
Location:
# 1 Hibiscus Road Saunders
Contact:
Merl Antoine
1-721-553-4266
Location:
CAINES DRIVE #5; DUTCH QUARTER; ST MAARTEN
Contact:
Alisha Brookes
550 7971
Location:
Guadeloupe Road 3 Madame Estate
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Contact:
Heather Williams
581-1566/542-3689
[email protected]/ [email protected]
Location:
Hope Estate
Public schools are funded and managed by the Division of Public Education of the Government of Sint Maarten. Attendance is free for all students.
Our Mission is to: provide opportunities for the social, emotional and educational development of each student, while addressing their individual differences in order to produce well rounded and responsible persons in the community. The Vision of our school is that: all students of the Dr. MLK school will be equip with the necessary skills, morals and values, thus empowering them with the confidences needed to meet the challenges of today’s ever-changing society.
Language of instruction is English. Dutch is given as a second language
General:
547-2441/ 547-1010
Location:
Zorg en Rust , Lower Princess Quarter
Principal:
Hubert Duffis
Adjunct school principal:
Minerva Marlin-Cooper
Student care coordinator:
Angela Honore-Richards
General:
543-0284/ 543-7313
Principal:
Stuart Johnson
Vice- Principal:
Sandra Mathew – White
General:
543-7551/7552/542-2464
Location:
543-7551/7552/542-2464
Principal:
Jacklene Joedoleksono- Gumbs
Adjunct – principal:
Diana Woods- Honore
Student care coordinator:
Januaira Leonard
Contact:
547-3340/ 547-3341
Location:
Rockland Estate, Belvedere
Acting School Director:
Norma Barry
Student care coordinator:
Juliette White – Carbon
Secretary:
Anchantee Elisabeth
Anchantee. [email protected]
General:
548-4414/548-4433
Location:
Blueberry rd #11, Retreat Estate
School Manager:
Esther A. Jeffers-CannegieterÂ
Adjunct school manager:
Gustina Lake
Student care coordinator:
Candyta Richardson
Secretary:
Perdeepkoemar Doekharan
Includes schools managed by various school boards and subsidized by the Government of Sint Maarten. Students are asked to pay a small contribution, depending on their household income.
Mission: To meet the holistic needs of the child, which allows their fullest God-given potential to be addressed. We will provide a quality education that teaches them to maintain Godly values and beliefs, with an approach that uses the principles of Foundation Based Education.
Vision: Hillside Christian Schools provide Christian Pre-Kindergarten and Elementary education for the school population of St. Maarten. Using the Holy Bible as our guide, students will be facilitated in their learning to utilize and develop their unique God-given abilities.
HCS employs Christian teachers to teach Christian education and to teach students to know, love, respect, and serve God. Consequently, students are equipped with the necessary tools, and encouraged and supported to be life-long learners.
Location:
Jackal road #4, Cayhill
General:
543-1630/543-1750
School Manager:
Chananda Rombley
523-1584
Student care coordinator:
Daphne Colli
550-4111
Adjunct School manager:
Leandra Honore – Edwards
523-4155
Student care coordinator:
586-2380
Student care coordinator:
Myrna Richardson
527-1768
General
584-4757/548-3628
Location:
Grapefruit road #25, St.Peters
School Manager:
Shermel Grant – Hazel
553-1147
Adjunct School Manager:
Marushka Levestone
527-4276
Student care coordinator:
Robinette Barby
527-5754
Guidance counselor:
Nina Espacia-Joseph
581-4658
General:
542-3490/5427337
Location:
Backstreet, Philipsburg
Executive Director:
Rose Hughes-Coram
General:
548-4183
Location:
Abolition Dr. #1, St.John Estate
Principal:
Tessa Marsham – Davis
Vice- Principal:
Maurianne Flanders
Our Vision Giving every pupil the opportunity to be the best he/she can be whatever his/her talent or background. We will do this by raising standards of achievement at all levels of learning through a rigorous system of quality assurance. “The Foundation MAC has a vision to be a support system through out every stage of life.” Our Mission To develop and implement a programme of Foundation Education that will provide for the Total Development of any child in Sint Maarten, creating a learning environment with many opportunities for self-fulfillment by means of instruction in the Mother Tongue. As symbolized in the MAC crest, the MAC believes in a strong education system, termed “agoge”, by the Greeks. To this end the MAC is a moving vessel whose mission is from the “cradle to the grave”.
Contact:
548-3848
Location:
Orchid rd, Betty Estate
Principal:
Richard White
Vice- Principal:
Laureen Prince
Mission: To equip children ages 4 to 12 with basic skills and fundamental beliefs in harmony with Seventh-day Adventist philosophy of education.
Vision: Our students are inspired to perform with excellence and efficiency at each stage of their educational development. This is achieved with the integrated efforts of the home, school, church, and community.
Contact:
General: 544-3830
Principal:
Vera Illidge
Contact person:
Lucia Kroon
Secretary:
Tammy Marsham
Location:
13 Royal Palm, Orange Grove, Colebay
Our School’s Mission Statement is:
Sr. Borgia Elementary School strives to nurture a balanced development of the individual child, in harmony with home, school, community and the Roman Catholic Church, thus creating a well rounded person.
General:
542-3440
Location:
A.C Cannegieter street, Philipsburg
Edmaira Jacobs:
5540-7470
O’Hara Romer:
General:
548-3715
Location:
Cupper Drive #1 , St.Peters
School Manager:
Kavita Ganput
5535596
Assistant interim manager:
Jodwine Hodge
5805359
General:
548-4278/548-4832
Location:
L.B Scott Rd #209, South Reward
Secretary:
Mary Brown
School Manager:
Amaris Slac
General
545-4219
Location:
Simpsonbay rd #62
School Manager:
Samantha Beaton
Adjunct School Manager:
Joanne Arrundell
[email protected]
Contact persons:
Audrey Wilson
[email protected]
Somer Diaz
[email protected]
Mission We, the educators of the Sr. Regina Primary School, a Roman Catholic school, are committed to the formation of young people in their spiritual, intellectual, physical and social-emotional lives in partnership with home, parish, and our multicultural community. We are committed to be child-centered in a holistic approach by striving to motivate each child to achieve according to his/her ability and by nurturing a loving and privileged environment, where learning will be an enjoyable, meaningful and challenging experience.
Vision We avow in vision and in practice, full acceptance of each child. From there we are trying to bring the well-being of each child on a high level and teach the child how to get a grip on reality, on the world.
We are committed to the Roman Catholic formation of young people in the different aspects of their lives; spiritual intellectual, physical, social, emotional and moral. This will be done in cooperation with home, parish and community. We will provide a child-centered, holistic approach by striving to: A. Motivate each child to achieve according to his/her ability. B. Create a Christ-like, nurturing, loving and privileged environment where learning is an enjoyable, meaningful and challenging experience.
Language of instruction is English
General:
542-3230/542-3231
Location:
Backstreet,Philipsburg
Shaina Fernandes -Carneiro:
Hilda Brown-Carty:
General:
548-4278/548-4832
Location:
L.B Scott #209, South Reward
School Manager:
Jaya Nair-Sewlani
Assistant school manager:
Amanda Romney
Private schools are not administered or funded by the government. Attendance at these schools is based on a fee or scholarship.
Public schools are funded and managed by the Division of Public Education of the Government of Sint Maarten. Attendance is free for all students.
Vision: A vocational training institution facilitating students in their personal quest for a meaningful career and bridging the gap in the labor market. Mission Statement: To create and provide a positive environment for learning, support, and guidance for students who have made a personal commitment to engage in work experience and acquisition. Motto: “World of Education Meets the World of Work”
The St. Maarten Vocational Training School offers a four (4) year program as explained below: 1. 2 Basic forming years (Forms One and Two) – General – Labour Oriented Education (AGO) 2. 2 Vocational forming years (Forms Three and Four) – Food Service – General Service – Automotive – Carpentry – Networking & PC Repair – Care 3. Practical Maintenance (Forms 1/2/3/4) 4. 2 General subjects offered in forms 1-4 English, Mathematics, Man & society, Man and Science, Information technology, and Reading & Remedial intervention. 1st & 2nd forms also get Social Skills, Health Care, Music, Creative Arts, Technical Science, and Physical Education. 2nd forms also get Carpentry, Automotive, Welding, and Plumbing. 3rd forms also get; Job Skills, Parenting Skills (depending on the area of choice) & are placed in job training. 5. Practical Subjects – Carpentry 3 + 4: – Technical Drawing & Sketching, Carpentry – Automotive 3 & 4: – Automotive, Welding & Electronics – Networking & PC Repair 3 & 4 – PC Repair, Networking, Electronics – Food Service 3 & 4 – Food preparation & Food Theory – General Service 3 & 4 – Communication skills & tourism The Counseling programs The counseling program is available to parents/guardians and students. Student Care, Support, and external assistance can also be offered through the cooperation of the guidance counselor. Job Training Program Job Training program is the core of the curriculum for the third and fourth graders, in the third and fourth year, students are 1 day of on-the-job experience, while on other days, they are given practical exposure as well as theory in work/classroom situations.
Location:
Arrow root rd #2, South Reward
General:
School manager:
Rita Gumbs
Student care coordinator:
Shareen Lake
Includes schools managed by various school boards and subsidized by the Government of Sint Maarten. Students are asked to pay a small contribution, depending on their household income.
Location:
Cannegieter street #10
General:
School manager:
Tatiana Arrindell
Office manager:
Sharika Patrick-Higgs
Career Guidance Counselor:
Paul Bell
General:
548-3511/524-9510
Location:
L.B Scott Rd , South Reward
Department head HAVO/VWO:
Naomi Richardson
Department head HAVO/TKL CCSLC/CSEC:
Department head PKL/PBL:
Vital Carty
Career Guidance Counselor:
Erica Vlaun
Vision The St. Dominic High School stands for the development of a holistic educational program for students to become local as well as global ambassadors.
Mission statement Through the values of the Catholic Faith, the St. Dominic High School advocates for the holistic education of students who will become critical thinkers, open minded, reflective, doers, effective communicators, and global ambassadors.
We are committed to the Roman Catholic formation of young people in the different aspects of their lives; spiritual intellectual, physical, social, emotional and moral. This will be done in cooperation with home, parish and community. We will provide a child-centered, holistic approach by striving to: A. Motivate each child to achieve according to his/her ability. B. Create a Christ-like, nurturing, loving and privileged environment where learning is an enjoyable, meaningful and challenging experience.
General:
548-4277 / 548-4603
Location:
L.B. Scott Road #209
School Manager:
Esmeralda Sutton
Contact person:
Maartje de Groot
General:
548-3780
School Manager:
Elvia Tahlullah Baly -Vanterpool
Adjunct School manager:
Kim Lucas- Felix
Career Guidance Counselor:
Shameda Delaney- Weekes
Location:
Beryl Richardson #3, Ebenezer
General:
548-4821
Student care coordinator:
Barbara Ejingiri- Cocks
Laverne Shury- Nelson
Monique Beek
Contact:
542-2910
Location:
C.E Voges Street #14
Central Management Team:
General Director: Jacqueline Duggins -Horsford
Exceutive secretary: Sunilda Labega
Location:
C.E Voges street #14
General:
542-2910
School Manager:
Mireille Peterson
Adjunct School Manager:
LaVaune Hodge- Henry
Secretary
Nolaika Watson
Private schools are not administered or funded by the government. Attendance to these schools are based on a fee or scholarship.
Location:
Tigris rd 4, Cupecoy
Contact:
5453871
Prinicipal:
Jodie Baker
Admission office:
Myonie Richardson
Location:
Welgelegen rd #32, Cayhill
Contact:
5423545
There are a few institutions providing post-secondary and tertiary education options on Sint Maarten. Some of these are subsidized and others are private. Scholarships to these schools vary. More information can be found at: www.studyfinancing-sxm.com and on the websites of the institutions.
Our Vision We envision NIPA as a model of innovation, inclusiveness, and excellence in vocational education and recognized as an important vehicle to rewarding professional careers locally, regionally, and internationally. Our Mission The National Institute for Professional Advancement’s mission is to serve local and global communities by providing a 21st century, holistic approach to vocational education teaching and learning.
The National Institute for Professional Advancement (NIPA) offers advanced vocational education for students who want to further their education after secondary schools and adults already in the workforce. Our programs are tailored to the needs and interests of the labour market and the wider St. Maarten community. Apprenticeships vary from short (partial qualifications over a few weeks) to full levels, up to 4 years, and cover many relevant areas. See our courses for more information. We engage resources and professional staff whose sole objective is to help all our students succeed in their educational goals and to build stronger communities.
General:
543-0497/543-0498
Location:
Jackal rd #4, Building B, Cayhill
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