Jolene Edwards is a product of Virgin Islands public schools, and she faults them for giving her a second rate education.

 Marccus Bodio, senior engineer at Quality Electric Supply Inc., says that “although solar PV panels should be installed on every U.S.V.I. school and government office, each renewable energy project must begin with a sincere and thorough conservation effort.”

 Verdel L. Petersen says there are other ways besides using physical force to discipline children. She believes that corporal punishment should be abolished in Virgin Islands schools.

 Raymond Williams comments on the recent problems at the St. Croix Board of Elections.

 Raymond J. Williams, member of the St. Croix District Board of Elections, does not like the way Adelbert Bryan is leading the St. Croix District Board of Elections.

 Celia A. Carroll, president of Mothers Against Guns/Jason Carroll Memorial Fund, gives thanks to the many people, government agencies and organizations that helped to make the recent walk/run a great success.

Lawrence Boschulte, member of the St. Thomas-St. John Board of Elections, gives his perspective and opinion about the turmoil at the Joint Board of Elections.

 Marvin L. Pickering finds fault with the Virgin Islands elected officials who have done little to deal with the dire energy situation.

 Anita Davis says that now that St. Thomas has a great new library, a major problem confronts it and the public: how do we deal with the gross understaffing and the lack of government involvement in making the new library a success?

 Jason Budsan of the Environmental Association St. Thomas-St. John wants the Legislature and the public to find ways to stop the dangerous proliferation of plastic bags and cigarette butts that can harm the V.I. waters and marine life.