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EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 25 MIN

Tuesday, May 19, 2026

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On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: The Virgin Islands is sending off a standout Class of 2026, as the St. Croix Educational Complex graduates with a cohort of 217 students marked by record honors, STEM and police pre‑cadet achievements. St. Croix Central High School celebrated its “Iconic Class of 2026,” sending off 152 graduates — nearly half of them honor students — after a year marked by major academic gains, undefeated basketball seasons, and new honor societies. Virgin Islands standouts Michelle Smith, Sofia Swindell, and Saraiah Walkes turned in big performances on the collegiate championship stage, elevating the territory’s growing footprint in national track and field. New court filings show Brett “Mac” McClafferty is asking a judge to let him travel to St. Croix to campaign for delegate to Congress while he awaits trial on local fraud charges. Listen to these stories and more. Pictured: Graduates from the St. Croix Educational Complex Class of 2026 celebrate during a commencement ceremony held in the school’s gymnasium, where 217 seniors crossed the stage, including more than 130 honor students. Source: VI Department of Education

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