skirts along with short sleeved white shirts, a school crest attached to shirt pocket, and a green, white and yellow striped tie. Male sixth form students wear the traditional khaki pants along with a white short or long sleeved shirt, school crest attached to front pocket, and the same tie worn by their female counterparts. Curriculum Subjects offered to students include Technical Drawing, Building Technology, Industrial Technology, Mathematics, Physical Education, General Science, Social Studies, Home Economics, Biology, Geography, History, Physics, Food and Nutrition, Clothing and Textiles, Principles of Accounting, Office Administration, Principles of Business, English, Sociology, Music, Chemistry, Information Technology, Visual Art, Literature, Law, Spanish, Agricultural Science, and Religious Education. Students take the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) Exam after five years at the school. Grades attained in the CXC Exam determine which students move on to tertiary institutions, and which move on to grades 12 and 13 sixth form. Notable alumni Floyd Morris – first visually-challenged Jamaican Senator/President of the senate in Jamaica Professor Verene Shepherd – Professor of Social History, University of the West Indies Nikole Mitchell: Olympic athlete (Barcelona 1992, Bronze Medal Relay Team Percival Spencer: Olympic athlete (Atlanta 1996) Javed Jaghai - Dartmouth College graduate Andrea Collins-Pettigrew -Senior Resident Magistrate Mr. Mullins Dr. Michael S Steele-High School Principal in Brooklyn New York Principals Mr. L. W. Brown Mr. E.U. Cargill (1970-1982/3?) Mr. P. N. Hamilton (1982/3 -) Lt. Col. E. V. Johnson( -2014?) Mrs. Julliet Frazer-Sadaar (2014 - Present) See also Jamaica High School Football Champions Education in Jamaica List of Schools in Jamaica References External links Aerial view. Past Student Page Photo from St. Mary High School Schools in Jamaica Buildings and structures in Saint Mary Parish, Jamaica High schools in Jamaica Educational institutions established in 1960 1960 establishments in Jamaica