Cedar International School ranked #1 private school in VI
Schoolbell.net is a global education rankings platform dedicated to providing data-driven insights into the world’s leading schools and universities.
The rankings released on December 25, 2025, use data-driven contextual reputation scores which reflect online credibility, visibility, and trustworthiness. Cedar International School topped with a contextual reputation score of 100.
2 other private schools ranked
Century House Montessori School followed closely behind with a score of 99.7, and Ciboney Centre for Excellence ranked third with a score of 98.9.
The annual ranking evaluates private schools in the Virgin Islands- independent institutions that offer internationally recognised curricula, Montessori education, and specialised learning experiences for both local students and expatriate families- using a data-driven contextual reputation score, a press release from Schoolbell.net explained.
It added that a higher score indicates stronger online credibility and greater recognition among families, educators, and the wider educational community, helping parents make more informed enrollment decisions.
Families deserve this information
The release quotes a Schoolbell.net spokesperson as saying, “Families exploring private education options in the British Virgin Islands deserve clear, reliable insights.”
They added that their 2025 rankings are designed to spotlight schools that consistently demonstrate strong reputations and meaningful educational value, making the school selection process more transparent and accessible.
Schoolbell.net ranks private schools worldwide, spanning Africa, Central Asia, East Asia, Europe, the Middle East, North America, Oceania, South America, South Asia, the South Caucasus, and Southeast Asia.
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72 Responses to “Cedar International School ranked #1 private school in VI”
Wrong, there is not a high ratio of blacks because of the high cost of enrollment not a coincidence for sure. And if you have a donkey or ass that you wish to ride, you do so, but you’re not riding us! We see what’s going on in our homeland.
These students are taught BVI culture and heritage, and attending a different school does not erase who they are or where they come from. Education should be judged on outcomes and student wellbeing, not fear-driven assumptions.
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Don’t care to read the rest of your loooong blog dribble.
Now, as for whether it's a racist institution, I say, NO!
All students, regardless of race, creed, national origin, or ethnicity are allowed to attend!
Whether enrollment fees are used to determine eligibility, well, that's another discussion!
I can understand the need for such an institution if the minority population is interested in honing in their children, the skills neccessary, for the continuity,of the mores, and nuances, of their race!
You see, school, or the going to one, is not merely about getting an education! The school environment teaches, culture, language development, commaderie, and the process of learning skills,neccessary, for the success of future generations!
And, the minority population wants their children to think, speak, act, and possess the mores, and nuances of their "superior"culture!
And, most importantly, in an environment where their children, see their own people, in important roles of passing on these skills, collectively!
And, schools, reinforces all that. Henceforth, the need for the controlled environment!
Why can't the Ministry of Education, conduct a similar environment, where schools passes on nuances and mores, for the continuity of the Vorgin Islands people?
I think this is where the narrative needs to go!
This observation is the reason for their need to return home. They must go back to a country with a culture and education that is so superior that its citizens have found ways to travel to the Virgin Islands for employment. This represents an attempt to segregate and undermine the culture and the people of these lands.
This ancient form of deception was engineered by Demons. If you do not recognize your Authority and the possessions you hold, the devil will always strive to take them for himself!
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