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Friends of Virgin Islands National Park's week of Earth Day events culminated on Friday with an Earth Day Fair in Crux BAy's Franklin Powell St. Park.

Members of the Sigma Theta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority with Gifft Hill School fourth-graders in the class garden.

Gifft Hill School welcomes a new Head of School, Liz Kinsella for the 2022 schoolyear.

By the time the first phase of the Cruz Bay playground rebuild is completed and opened to the public later this month, hundreds of the island's children and community members will be able to say they left their mark.

Crystal and Sean D'abbraccio assist Gifft Hill School third-grader Jahslynn Clendinen during work recently on the mosaic mural project.

More than 200 students were welcomed Tuesday at Gifft Hill School, making the highest enrollment in the history of the campus.

Charles Jackson, third from left, and Delroy "Ital" Anthony, center, perform along with Gifft Hill School students during Friday's 31st Annual Folk Life Festival on St. John.

Friends of the Virgin Islands National Park Announces First Recipients of the Noble Samuel Scholarship. Gifft Hill School Ki'Janne' Alfred is awarded.

Gifft Hill School has appointed two new members to its board of trustees who bring with them decades of business experience and a passion for education.

Gifft Hill School middle and high schoolers are spending this week immersed in topics of their choosing during the school's Annual Fall Minimester.

Students signage spruces up Resource Depot

Gifft Hill School has added new dimension to its board of trustees by welcoming an ancestral St. Johnian and a well-known real estate agent to the team. The new board members are Gershwain Sprauve, a highly respected businessman with an extensive professional background and roots in the territory that go back many generations, and Nancy Batten, a real estate agent and parent of two young Gifft Hill School students.

Gifft Hill School and Island Green Living Association on Wednesday launched an “aquaponics” system at the school, an agricultural system that combines hydroponics – which is growing plants without soil – and aquaculture – raising fish.