Whether you love to write or feel the opposite, you probably are concerned about whether students today can learn to write for themselves in an AI world. Recently I had the chance to sit down with Director of Curriculum and Instruction Amy Lindsey to discuss Regents’ process of teaching writing and how that is changing in an AI world.
Thank you to all who supported your student in Reading Revolution! Students read over 190,000 minutes over the three week period. Congratulations to Mr. Paurillo's sixth grade class as the class with the most minutes read!
Read MoreTwenty-seven cast and crew put on a rousing performance of Shakespeare's A Midsummer's Night's Dream before Easter. Director Kara Faraldi wrote in her Director's Note that, "In a fall 2024 talk, scholar and poet Malcolm Guite made the following observation: 'I feel one of the things we need most in the West is...
Read MoreThe track team has welcomed close to 40 runners this year, making it one of the biggest teams in Regents history. They are competing almost every weekend this spring with some great individual performances so far. At the Louisa Middle School Invitational in March, Sophie Mulcahy, a sixth grader, took 12th out of 45 runners in the 100 Meter Dash with a time of...
Read MoreFrom the earliest years, Regents students practice the habits that make strong scientists and mathematicians: careful observation, accurate description, logical classification, and honest measurement. In Kindergarten and First Grade, science begins with immersive unit studies such as planets and mammals. Our young students learn the grammar of the sciences - the building...
Read MoreCongratulations to the boys varsity basketball team on winning both the State and Regional VACA Championships! This is the third time in school history that the varsity boys have brought home a state title in basketball. In the run up to the championship, the team had commanding playoff wins (30+ points) against Westover Christian Academy in Danville and Appalachian...
Read MoreYou may know that private school in Virginia were recently put under attack with the proposed House Bill 359, which would remove state and federal tuition assistance for any private school that did not conform to the Virginia Standards of Learning. This bill would have threatened religious instruction as well as our covenantal model, which requires all parents and teachers...
Read MoreRegents recently hosted the first round of its third annual participation in the English Speaking Union Shakespeare Competition. Students competed at both the Logic School and Rhetoric School level by presenting dramatic interpretations of Shakespearean monologues.
Congratulations to overall winners Landon Mandichak (Logic School) and James Rebolledo...
Read MoreWinter Spirit Week wrapped up last week with a House Color Pep Rally. Congratulations to the House of Patrick on pulling out the win! While every student at Regents is in the house system and participates in House Color Day and the pep rally, upper school students have the chance to dress up every day of Spirit Week. Themes last week included: Detective Day, Zoo Day, and...
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