Our story and leadership

About CEAIH

Caribbean Education AI Hub LLC was created to make modern educational technology and artificial intelligence more accessible, practical, and relevant to students, educators, families, schools, and institutions throughout the Caribbean and beyond.

How it began

From a seed of an idea to a growing education ecosystem

CEAIH began with an early educational idea. From that seed, the vision expanded into a growing Caribbean-focused education ecosystem.

Theryne Hughes and the CEAIH team have expanded that vision into a comprehensive platform designed to support students, educators, families, schools, and institutions.

CEAIH is currently in Version 1.0 and continues to evolve. New tools, services, and improvements will be introduced as educational needs change and as feedback is received from the communities CEAIH serves.

Leadership

Meet our founder and General Manager

Leadership grounded in education, innovation, and Caribbean progress.

Theryne Hughes

Co-Founder
Co-Chief Executive Officer
Chief Innovation & Technology Officer (CITO)
General Manager

Theryne Hughes brings more than 13 years of experience teaching at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. Her classroom experience and technology background have played a central role in shaping CEAIH into a platform designed around the real needs of educators and learners. As Chief Innovation & Technology Officer (CITO), she guides the innovation, design, and development of CEAIH, translating educational challenges into practical technology solutions.

Education and professional credentials

Master’s Degree in Elementary Education
Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Information Systems, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Associate Degree in Computer Science, Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College
Professional Teaching Certification
ESOL Endorsement
Reading Endorsement

In loving memory

Norma Depusoir

A lifelong educator whose care continues to inspire.

For nearly four decades, Norma Depusoir devoted her life to educating and caring for children in St. Kitts. Teaching was more than her profession—it was her life's work and a lasting gift to the generations of students she encouraged, guided, and believed in.

Her service included Trinity All Age School, Basseterre Boys School, Beach Allen Primary School, and Bronte Welsh Primary School, where she brought patience, commitment, and a deep love of learning into the classroom every day.

Norma passed away on July 8, 2016, following cancer. Her legacy lives on through the students she taught, the colleagues she influenced, and the family who continue to carry forward her belief in the power of education.

CEAIH honours the educators whose dedication builds stronger learners, families, and communities.

Our continuing story

Version 1.0 is only the beginning.

CEAIH will continue to grow—adding features, refining its services, and responding to the changing needs of educators, learners, families, institutions, and communities. Our goal is to build a secure, inclusive, and forward-looking platform that helps people teach, learn, communicate, create, and manage education more effectively.

CEAIH Version 1.0

Built to grow