Committee on Education and Workforce Development - Legislature of the United States Virgin Islands
Committee on Education and Workforce Development - Legislature of the United States Virgin Islands Close About Us History Functions and Structure FY 2026 Budget Honor Roll Rules of the 36th Legislative Youth Advisory Council Application Careers Archives Legislative Archives Tours × St. Thomas Senators St. John Senators St.Croix Senators Districts All Senators St. Croix St. Thomas - St. John Senator at Large × Committees Committee of the Whole Budget, Appropriation and Finance Culture, Youth, Aging, Sports, and Parks Disaster Recovery, Infrastructure and Planning Economic Development and Agriculture Education and Workforce Development Government Operations, Veteran Affairs and Consumer Protection Health, Hospitals and Human Services Homeland Security, Justice and Public Safety Housing, Transportation and Telecommunications Rules and Judiciary Session Folder × No event found! …
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Committee on Education and Workforce Development - Legislature of the United States Virgin Islands Close About Us History Functions and Structure FY 2026 Budget Honor Roll Rules of the 36th Legislative Youth Advisory Council Application Careers Archives Legislative Archives Tours × St. Thomas Senators St. John Senators St.Croix Senators Districts All Senators St. Croix St. Thomas - St. John Senator at Large × Committees Committee of the Whole Budget, Appropriation and Finance Culture, Youth, Aging, Sports, and Parks Disaster Recovery, Infrastructure and Planning Economic Development and Agriculture Education and Workforce Development Government Operations, Veteran Affairs and Consumer Protection Health, Hospitals and Human Services Homeland Security, Justice and Public Safety Housing, Transportation and Telecommunications Rules and Judiciary Session Folder × No event found! Calendars Bi-Weekly Senate Calendar Session Agenda × General Senators Committees Media Calendars Contact Committee on Education and Workforce Development The Committee will consider proposed legislation as well as receive a status update from the Department of Education regarding redistricting of the Territory’s schools. Call to Order Roll Call Opening Remarks Reading of the agenda Block I – Redistricting of Virgin Islands Schools and plans for summer maintenance Invited Testifiers: Honorable Dionne Wells-Hedrington, Ed.D., Commissioner, Virgin Islands Department of Education Craig Benjamin , Executive Director, Bureau of School Construction and Maintenance Kyza A. Callwood, PhD , Chairperson, Virgin Islands Board of Education Leontyne Jones , President, American Federation of Teachers – St. Thomas/St. John, Local 1825 Tamieka Phillipus, American Federation of Teachers – St. Croix, Local 1826 Block II – Proposed Legislation Bill No. 36-0133 An act amending title 17 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 10, section 111(a)(1) providing mental health education and instruction Invited Testifiers: Honorable Dionne Wells-Hedrington, Ed.D., Commissioner, Virgin Islands Department of Education Kyza A. Callwood, PhD , Chairperson, Virgin Islands Board of Education Dr. Yassin Hall, Mental Health Advocate, Educator, and Motivational Speaker Leontyne Jones , President, American Federation of Teachers – St. Thomas/St. John, Local 1825 Tamieka Phillipus, American Federation of Teachers – St. Croix, Local 1826 Bill No. 36-0207 An act amending title 3 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 25, subchapter VI, by adding section 590d and title 24 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 1, by adding section 24 requiring employers to grant parents or legal guardians of a child with a diagnosed disability, two hours per month of paid leave to attend the child’s medical appointments Invited Testifiers: Honorable Gary Molloy, PhD , Commissioner, Department of Labor Cindy L. Richardson , Director, Division of Personnel Honorable Justa Encarnacion , Commissioner, Department of Health Bryan Young, MD, FAAP, Partners 4 Kids + Add to Google Calendar + iCal / Outlook export Tags: 36-0133 , 36-0207 , American Federation of Teachers - St. Croix Local 1826 , American Federation of Teachers – St. Thomas/St. John Local 1825 , Bryan Young MD FAAP , Bureau of School Construction and Maintenance , Cindy L. Richardson , Craig Benjamin , Department of Health , Department of Labor , diagnosed disability , Dionne Wells-Hedrington , Division of Personnel , Dr. Yassin Hall , Ed.D. , Gary Molloy PhD , Justa Encarnacion , Kyza A. Callwood , Leontyne Jones , mental health education and instruction , Partners 4 Kids , PhD , Redistricting of Virgin Islands Schools , summer maintenance , Tamieka Phillipus , title 17 Virgin Islands Code chapter 10 section 111(a)(1) , title 24 Virgin Islands Code chapter 1 by adding section 24 , title 3 Virgin Islands Code chapter 25 subchapter VI by adding section 590d , to attend the child’s medical appointments , two hours per month , Virgin Islands Board of Education , Virgin Islands Department of Education Date Mar 25 2026 Expired! Time 10:00 am Location Frits E. Lawaetz Legislative Conference Room St. Croix Category Education and Workforce Development Organizer Senator Kurt A. Vialet Phone (340) 773-2424 Email senatorvialet@legvi.org Quick Links Home Senators Committees Media News Contact Important Links Revised Organic Act of 1954 (PDF) 36th Oath of Office Booklet 100 Day Report Rules of the 36th Public Information or Archives Request Search for: Follow Follow Follow Follow