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We ALWAYS keep it LIT!

Bertha C. Boschulte Middle School (BCBMS) is a public institution at the southern side of St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands of the United States of America. It was first established in 1977, operating in double session with Ivanna Eudora Kean High School and now provides educational opportunities for about six hundred middle school students in the St. Thomas/St. John School District. BCBMS utilizes teaming at all grade levels to address the myriads of changes and challenges students face as they transition from elementary to middle school. Each child is placed in a team of four (Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies) core teachers that are situated in close proximity to each other. Outside the team, students attend elected special subject classes from music, art, physical education, and vocational education departments.   Extracurricular activities include various academic and athletic clubs. Classes and clubs provide students with opportunities to extend and apply learned skills on and off campus in dynamic and interesting environments.

Three female BCBMS students measure a tree trunk.
Nine BCBMS student portraits

Ke'Mar King, Re'Tasha Bedminister, Tyler Greenaway, T'Sean Williams, Kenan Coggins, Kiarah Clarke, Clayton McCleary, Esmirna Jean Jasmin and Deborah Albelo were all identified as Bertha C. Boschulte Middle School's February Students of The Month due to exemplary behavior.

Male and female BCBMS students listen to chef as guests in spacious kitchen
Sixth grade BCBMS students sit around a long table at UVI Innovation Center while working on whiteboard tables
Two teams of students pull from opposite ends of a thick rope
Collage of BCBMS music students performing at concert in the school's auditorium

Betha C. Boschulte Middle School music students apply acquired skills to provide lit performances at the annual concerts.