St. Joseph High School Old Students' Association

Today, we join Guyanese at home and across the diaspora in celebrating 60 years of independence!

For six decades, our beautiful land of many waters has carved out a rich history built on the strength of our diverse people. As an association, we are incredibly proud of the generations of St. Joseph alumni who have contributed to the fabric of our nation—shaping our communities, leading with integrity, and lifting the Golden Arrowhead high in every sector imaginable

Let us celebrate how far we’ve come and look forward to what we have yet to achieve together.

Happy Diamond Jubilee, Guyana!

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Happy Saturday!

​Checking in with our family to make sure you're prioritizing your well-being this weekend. Remember to schedule those regular medical check-ups and keep hydration at the top of your list.

​Let’s continue to show up for ourselves and each other!

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It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of the passing of a dear friend and SJH alumnus. Rajendranauth "Joey" Samaroo.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to Joey’s family, friends and classmates during this very difficult time. Our thoughts are especially with Dionne Samaroo, Shellone Reynolds-Grant, Fitz-Hubert Reynolds, Jonelle Reynolds.

Joey will be laid to rest in Jacksonville, Florida on May 2, 2026. Please see announcement for specific details regarding funeral service and location.

May his soul find eternal peace, and may the memories shared bring comfort to all who mourn. Rest in peace, Joey.

To Know, To Love, To Serve in action. 💙
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Our female hockey team recently received a significant boost with a donation of new uniforms and protective gear. We extend our deepest gratitude to our alumni whose businesses and personal contributions made this possible:
​• John Abrahams (Bold Xpressions)
• Rawle Ferguson (Hits & Jams)
• Jermaine Langevine (White Castle Fish Shop)
• Lester Paul (Nicnacs Trading)
• Dwayne Young (Tidy up)
• Leroy Hodge
• Rawle Layne
• Kevin Moore

​It is through this level of active support that SJH continues to thrive. Thank you for paving the way for the next generation of "Blue Bloods" to excel both on and off the field.

The SJH family mourns the loss of a cherished alumna and friend, Ms. Anessa Khan (Class of 2016). We join in sending our deepest love and strength to Anessa’s family, friends and classmates during this very difficult time.

A wake is being held tomorrow evening (Saturday) at her residence. Further details regarding the specific times and locations for the wake and the funeral service can be obtained by way of the family's official announcement.

May her soul find eternal peace, and may the memories shared bring comfort to all who mourn. Rest in peace, Anessa. 🕊️💙

Hello BlueBloods!

Our BlueBlood sister, Karen Inniss is in need of our support.

Karen, a past student and former teacher, is facing a tough battle after a recent surgery. Your support can make a real difference in helping her cover medical bills. Please consider donating or sharing the GoFundMe link to help her during this challenging time. Thank you!
https://gofund.me/d7d38f63e
Donations can also be made via MMG: 592-641-9914 Diana Sobers on behalf of Karen Inniss.

To know, to love, to serve

Donate to Help Karen Pay Her Medical Bills, organized by Melanie Karsanac Karen has been more than just a co-worker to me—she’s been a mentor and a friend sin… Melanie Karsanac needs your support for Help Karen Pay Her Medical Bills

Today, we celebrate the incredible women across the globe who are shaping the future across every sector of society.

On International Women’s Day, we honor the trailblazers and the changemakers who call St. Joseph High School their alma mater. From the boardrooms of global corporations and the frontlines of healthcare to the creative studios of the arts and the heart of community activism, our alumnae are weaving a tapestry of progress across every sector. Thank you for leading with purpose and showing our current students that there is no limit to what a "Joseph girl" can achieve.

Happy International Women’s Day!

Alumni Highlight!

We are pleased to recognize the recent accomplishments of Anthony Harry (Class of 2023). Following a distinguished tenure at St. Joseph High, Anthony has successfully completed the U.S. Army Future Soldier Program and will soon begin his service as a Combat Medic.

During his time at SJH, Anthony was the recipient of the St. Joseph High Old Students' Association Prize, awarded to the student who best exemplifies the school’s spirit. His transition from a national hockey player and skilled debater to military service speaks volumes about his versatility and dedication to excellence.

Please join us in congratulating PV2 Harry on this significant professional milestone.

Proud of our alumna Katina Benn!
Thank you!