Grandparents Day is coming up! The Gramar School portion of the day starts at 8:15 at Trinity and the Logic & Rhetoric School portion of the day starts at 12:45 at the Regents campus. New this year for the upper school students are classroom presentations which will involve every student!
Read MoreNew this year in the Logic & Rhetoric School is integrating a type of Christian formation called catechesis into the curriculum. In Mr. Harris's classes in the Rhetoric School and Mrs. Webb's classes in the Logic School, each period begins with the same call-and-response recitation that prepares students for class. The word...
Read MoreGrammar School students read 153,990 minutes over the three weeks of Reading Revolution, including 21 students who read over 30 hours each! Congratulations to top readers: Nathaniel Lee (1st), Isabel Mulcahy (1st), Emma Montalto (3rd), Ben Mais (3rd), Ruby Mais (4th), and Jonathan Richardson (5th). Students met George Washington as they partied like it was 1776 last...
Read MoreCongratulations to the cast and crew of Antigone for their poignant portrayal of Sophocles' classic! Director Kara Faraldi notes that, "This isn't a play to simply 'sit back and relax' into; rather, the audience is invited to wrestle alongside of Creon, Antigone, and the citizens of Thebes as each of them are confronted with the realities of what it...
Read MoreTucked back in a corner at Regents on a Thursday morning, it’s “Valley Forge Day” for fifth graders. Dressed in dirty and frayed colonial clothing, the students, made up to look like they have war wounds, march single file out of their classrooms. Each student will be challenged to submerge their feet in a bucket full of ice for 30 seconds so they can...
Read More“I grew up in the church knowing all the right answers but it wasn’t until last year that I realized my faith was surface level and I had never truly had a personal relationship with Christ. I found myself craving a community I could grow in my faith with. The Lord proved faithful and I have seen him work through people he placed in my life to walk beside me...
Read More"There is a tale to be told, but not the tale of the battle, but rather the tale of the day after ... when those who survive ... begin to ask, 'What do I do now?'"
Regents School of Charlottesville is proud to present David Rush's adaptation of ANTIGONE, the ancient tale originally by Sophocles, for its...
Did you know that Regents’ College Counseling program is a thriving and active part of the Rhetoric School? “My goal is not only to support your student getting into whatever college they want to attend but also to help them make informed choices about college fit and life after high school,” says Director of College Counseling Jackie Jamison. She is...
Read MoreFirst through Fourth Grade Drama Night was last week! All the class videos are in this folder (if you click on a video, it will tell you what class it is). The order of videos in the album goes youngest to oldest with one exception:...
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