Summer Enrichment for Grades 1-6 to Begin July 5
The V.I. Department of Education, St. Thomas-St. John District Summer Enrichment Program for grades 1 through 6 will begin on Tuesday, July 5.
UVI Invites New Students to Early Orientation for Fall 2016
The University of the Virgin Islands invites all new students to early orientation and registration for the fall semester 2016.
@ School: Young Athletes Learn the Ropes at Summer Soccer Camp
Classes may be out for the summer at Gifft Hill School, but Trayser Field at the school’s upper campus remains abuzz with activity thanks to a summer soccer camp that coaches say mixes fun with competitive rigor.
The Career & Technical Education Division Certifies 88 Graduating Seniors at Ceremony
The Career & Technical Education Division (CTE) of the Virgin Islands Department of Education, St. Thomas-St. John District, certified 88 graduating seniors in 11 programs at its 3rd Annual Certification Ceremony held Saturday, June 11, at the Charlotte Amalie High School (CAHS) Auditorium.
5 Island Nations to get First-Hand Look at UVI’s First Ph.D. and New Graduate...
University of the Virgin Islands alumni, political and corporate leaders, and others will get an opportunity to take advantage of career advancement opportunities offered by UVI. Namely, the University’s first Ph.D. and six master’s level programs in business and education. Representatives from UVI will visit five island nations between June 15 and 30.
La Roche College Names 7 Virgin Islands Students to Dean’s List
La Roche College, in Pittsburgh, Penn., has announced that seven students from the Virgin Islands were named to the Dean’s List for the spring 2016 semester. In all,
Public Conference on Literacy and Dyslexia to Be Held at UVI Campuses
The Dyslexia Foundation in partnership with the Virgin Islands Department of Education/Division of Special Education, Good Hope Country Day School and the V.I. University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (VIUCEDD) invite the public to a conference on Literacy and Dyslexia set for Saturday, June 18,
Unity Choir Wins Gold at National Music Competition
The Ivanna Eudora Kean High School Harmonic Rays and the Charlotte Amalie High School Hawks Unity Concert Choir returned from the Worldstrides New York Heritage Festival in New York City on May 30, with top awards.
Junior Achievement Teams, Delta Airlines, VIPA Explore Careers in Aviation
High school students from St. Croix and St. Thomas participated in a “job shadow” experience on Thursday, May 26, at the Cyril E. King airport. Debra Ceronsky, a Delta Airlines’ station manager, initiated the program by reaching out to Junior Achievement VI.
Lockhart School Students Earn National Anti-Bullying Award
PACER Center’s National Bullying Prevention Center has honored the Primary Explorers, Artists and Future Architects Club and Performing Artists in Action Club of Lockhart Elementary School, on St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, at the National Unity Awards on May 25 in Minneapolis, Minn.
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According to Edwardo Jany, Public Safety Support Foundation board chairman and a former police officer, the foundation was established shortly after the 2017 hurricanes by private citizens who saw the need to support and augment law enforcement. Jany and other members of the foundation’s advisory board reached out to New York philanthropist Michael Bloomberg, who came on board as a “generous donor,” Jany said.
Mapp Announces Partnership with Public Safety Support Foundation
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Gov. Kenneth E. Mapp (File photo) The new law enforcement recruit class will be the first beneficiaries of the newly formed Public Safety Support Foundation five-year plan to provide technological and...
