…on St. Croix is under scrutiny, according to Superintendent of Education Dr. Ericilda Ottley-Herman, who highlighted alarming statistics during a recent broadcast by the Department of Education. The figures revealed a sharp declin…
…of School Construction and Maintenance within the Department of Education with the responsibility to construct and maintain public schools and other educational facilities, failed to win approval from members of the Senate Committ…
Top V.I. Dept. of Education officials celebrated what they described as a “momentous” day for the territory Wednesday as they cut the ribbon on the Charlotte Amalie High School Annex, formerly the Raphael O. Wheatley Skill Center.…
ST. THOMAS — The Board of Education on Tuesday heard arguments from senior student leaders from the Charlotte Amalie and Ivanna Eudora Kean high schools and the V.I. Department of Education, which saw the students defending their …
The dispute between the V.I. Dept. of Education and seniors of the territory's high schools relative to graduation will come to a head on Tuesday afternoon, as the V.I. Board of Education — acting on a complaint from the student l…
…for early-grade students beginning March 2, the V.I. Dept. of Education has announced. The reopening comes almost a year after the closure of school buildings on March 14, 2020 as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. "All schools re…
…9 and a half years — to perform its job of making the USVI Dept. of Education — and to a lesser extent the VI Dept. of Human Services — come into compliance with a U.S. Department of Education Compliance agreement that demands the…
ST. CROIX -- Freshman Sen. Kurt Vialet has launched an education billboard initiative that seeks to make education a top priority on the island, while encouraging students to become self-motivated in their quest to succeed. The fi…
As the U.S. Department of Education faces major restructuring under Secretary Linda McMahon, Governor Albert Bryan Jr. travels to Washington to ensure the Virgin Islands retains federal support for local schools amid shifting nati…
…while public schools often waited months—or never received—critical Education Initiative Fund payments, over $11.7M went to ineligible or poorly documented expenses, including hurricane cleanup and memorabilia.
Dept. of Education clarifies a misunderstanding about a missed transportation issue for a Special Education student and emphasizes the importance of transparent communication, following concerns raised during a Senate hearing