Defensive Driving
Defensive Driving is an interactive, eight-hour course that is delivered 100% online and synchronously. The course is accessible to all persons who currently possess a Provisional Driver’s License.
Wednesday, April 22 marked the highly anticipated debut of SALCC’s “Think First Trivia Game Show,” held as part of the College's 40th Anniversary calendar of celebrations. The event delivered an experience that fully justified the excitement surrounding it.
To assist students and staff in looking their best for Valentine’s Day, the SALCC Students’ Council partnered with two established barbers, Justin Mentor (Mentor the Barber) and Dyell the Barber, to provide free haircuts from 8:00am to 7:00pm on Thursday, February 12, 2026.
Five St. Lucian students earned a place on the Dean's List at Western Illinois University for the Fall 2025 semester. The undergraduate students, part of a growing cohort at the University, all earned GPA's greater than 3.6. Several of the students earned a perfect 4.0 GPA for the semester.
Both students and alumni of the Sir Arthur Lewis Community College took centre stage on May 4, 2026 at the Saint Lucia Jazz's marquee poetry event, Voices of the Underground.
Among the impressive lineup of poets, the event featured the three winners of the SALCC 2026 WORRRD UP Poetry Slam competition which was held in April.
(Pictured above) Nashawn Anthony (1st place), Celandra Mathurin (2nd place) and Pearl Cornibert (3rd place) performed the winning poetry pieces, which were met with rousing rounds of applause.
It was a pleasure to see our SALCC community so strongly represented on this poetry stage, with our students and alumni showcasing not only their talent, but also the depth of creativity and expression that thrives within the College.
— Dr. Madgerie Jameson-Charles, Principal of SALCC.
“I want to commend our head librarian Kathy Birch McDiarmed and her WORRRD UP team for their tireless efforts in providing the avenues and support that lead to our students presenting so confidently on these national stages,” said Dr. Jameson-Charles.

Also part of the programme were SALCC alumni Christa St. Ange and Shyne Savory. These exceptional ladies, who were both SALCC Valedictorians for their respective years, put on a literary masterpiece. Each with their own unique style, had the audience brimming with excitement and joy.
The Sir Arthur Lewis Community College would like to thank the Cultural Development Foundation for its continued collaboration in bringing the voices of our talented students to wider audiences.