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Miss CAHS Queen and Court 2025

Picture of Ms. CAHS 2025 Ta'Mya Davis and her court as well as the Adminsitration team.

Mr CAHS Court and Admins

An image of all Mr. CAHS Contenders and the King Nehki Davis alongside the CAHS Admin 2025.

Introductory Night Class of 2025 Stage Set
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2024 Introductory Night Stage

Our Happily Ever After... The curtains open on the Class of 2024 Introductory Night Stage Set.

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Class of 2024

Charlotte Amalie High School Class of 2024, You may now turn your tassels.

The Class of 2025 receives and tie their designed ties.
2025 Tie Ceremony

The Class of 2025 receives and tie their designed ties.

Transforming Today's Learners into Tomorrow's Leaders

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Sign up for VIDE Alerts

We're committed to keeping you involved and informed. That's why we are proud to announce the launch of our new SMS platform, VIDE Alerts. By registering, you'll receive real-time notifications directly to your devices from the Virgin Islands Department of Education. Get updates on school closures, early dismissals, safety alerts, and more.

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Commissioner's Corner

The Commissioner's Corner serves as a direct link to continue to connect to you, our audience, and stakeholders to the Virgin Islands Department of Education. The VIDE leads the charge of transforming today's learners into tomorrow's leaders and we are committed to transparency and keeping you informed on all things related to the educational system of the USVI.

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A library of open education resources and a network of Virgin Islands educators who are dedicated to using high-quality, openly-licensed educational resources.

The worldwide Open Educational Resources (OER) movement is rooted in the human right to access high-quality education. This shift in educational practice is about participation and co-creation, which offers opportunities for systemic change in teaching and learning content through engaging educators in new participatory processes and effective technologies for engaging with learning. By joining this movement, the USVI ushers in a wave of openly-licensed digital resources modified to adjust to the needs of our students.

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Legislation by the United States Congress has provided funds to cover not only disaster-related damages due to 2017 Hurricanes Irma and Maria, but also funding to achieve current industry standards for the educational facilities occupied by the Virgin Islands Department of Education (VIDE). This includes nearly all instructional and supporting facilities, totaling prior to the hurricanes, nearly three million square feet on all three islands.
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This legislation created unprecedented opportunity to change the footprint of education in the United States Virgin Islands. To guide this process, the VIDE has developed an Educational Facility Master Plan.

The VIDE has developed newschoolsvide.com as a platform by which to engage the US Virgin Islands public school community, and keep you updated on our progress.

​Please visit often for updates and for ways to connect with us.

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By The Numbers

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Since 1920

A Learning Institution

for over a century. The first institution and longest continuously operating secondary/high school in the Virgin Islands of the United States.

93

Alumni Cohorts

have crossed the Charlotte Amalie High School stage whether at the Parish Hall, Auditorium, Reichold Center, or the Sports and Fitness arena. The Class of 2025 will be the 94th group of senior high school graduates within the Virgin Islands.

1/3

of the Elected Governors

of the Virgin Islands are Charlotte Amalie High School alumni. Additionally Impressive because the 1st elected and last appointed governor was a CAHS Valedictorian Class of 1935.

1955

8-9 Sugar Estate

After construction began in 1953, this would be the year Charlotte Amalie High would move to its current location.

3

Locations

Have thus far housed the main campus of CAHS. 1st the Commandant Gade site. 2nd The current Earle B. Ottley (Class of 1939) Legislature Building (prior US Marine Barracks), and now 8-9 sugar Estate Road.

113

Honor Graduates including 43 High Honor Graduates

Soared onward in the Charlotte Amalie high School Class of 2024.