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St. Dominic Alum donates $5,101 for library printer | The Daily Herald

September 10, 2026

St. Dominic Alum donates  $5,101 for library printer | The Daily Herald
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Student Roger Telemaco Arrendel and School Liaison Marie T. Richardson.

SOUTH REWARD--St. Dominic High School received a US $5,101 donation from alumnus Suraj Amarnani that enabled the school to complete its purchase of a new colour printer for the School Library.

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Amarnani, a member of the Class of 2003, made the donation in June 2025. The school recognized his contribution as part of its 30th Anniversary Celebration.

The new colour printer will give students access to high-quality colour printing for School-Based Assessments (SBAs), Internal Assessments (IAs), projects and assignments.

Students will be able to print their work conveniently at the library for a small fee. The school said the donation will support student learning and expressed gratitude to Amarnani for giving back to his alma mater and investing in the success of current and future generations of St. Dominic students.

Amarnani lives in the United States and is an accountant for a real estate development firm in Georgia.

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/st-dominic-alum-donates-5-101-for-library-printer

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