Class of 2026's Tucker Jamison's was recently interviewed on local news radio WINA about his senior thesis titled "The Cost of Permanence: Land Preservation and the Exclusion of the Albemarle Workforce": (click here to...
Read MoreThank you to Mrs. Huemme for 15 years of service! Mrs. Huemme was one of the first Regents teachers, starting in the school's second year in 2011. She has gently and caringly instructed our kindergarten students for 15 years, bringing her background in nursing and classical homeschooling. We are so grateful for her service to Regents School! We wish you a...
Read MoreThis year was one of beauty, as we celebrated the first full year as a whole school on our new campus, watched buildings continue to be constructed, encouraged our older students that "big takes care of little" and to "leave it better than you found it," graduated 8 students, and most importantly, loved and glorified the Lord in all things. Here are some...
Read MoreCongratulations to Tucker Jamison and Elijah Anokye-Gyambrah, our 2025-2026 Coram Deo Award winners, which is Regents School's highest recognition. Each year the faculty selects one student who has embodied the spirit of Coram Deo here in our school. "To live Coram Deo is to live one's entire life in the presence of God, under the authority...
Read MoreCongratulations to the Class of 2026! Seniors, you are such a wonderful group of young men and young women. We are encouraged by the beautiful and different ways you have been gifted and the confidence you have to be the individuals God has created you to be. We can’t wait to watch and see God’s plans unfold in your lives. We hope you will come back and tell us...
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The Boys Varsity Golf Team took home its first state championship this month! Senior William Bascom led the team with a second-place individual finish; eighth grader Afton Varney had a breakout performance, finishing third, and Thomas Mierzejewski got fifth. Captains William Bascom and Luke Hujik were on our first team five years ago. Regents students enjoyed celebrating...
Read MoreCongratulations to the Middle School and Varsity Girls Track and Field teams, who both placed second in the VACA State Tournament this weekend! The Varsity Boys placed third in the State. The Varsity Girls only had two runners competing who earned so many points in their events they out-competed whole teams! Individual winners were: Charlotte Bascom (Middle...
Read MoreThanks to the incredible support from our community on Giving Day, 217 donors raised $14,900 in 24 hours! With prizes, the school is going to receive almost $16,000 to enrich the lives of our students. Every single Grammar School and Logic and Rhetoric School class earned a dress down day by receiving at least 15 donations (or 2 donations for every 3 students in...
Read MoreVarsity Baseball won the third place game in VACA States 17-1. Although disappointed not to be playing in the championship game after a semi-final loss, the team had a lot to be proud of in how they pulled together for an outstanding final game. Captains Tucker Jamison, Luke Trivette and Joseph Porter all earned All-State Honors (First team: Jamison, Trivette/Second...
Read MoreOne of the most exciting playoff runs this year was the Girls Varsity Soccer team. After an inaugural season last year where the team lost all but two games, the team returned almost all their starters and played dominantly to a 11-2 record! Leading scorers included Reese Hull, Lydia Pearson and Karis Fields. The girls played exceptional matches and made it to the title...
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 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 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...
Read MoreDid you know 105 students of our 289 recieve finanical aid?
In the last two weeks, a concerning bill (HB 359) was introduced in Virginia’s House of Delegates which would eliminate Regents’ ability to participate in Virginia’s tax credit program as well as the federal tax credit for private school scholarships that goes into effect next year. This...
Read MoreRegents School of Charlottesville just finished fundraising $1,420,000 for the capital campaign to provide three more classrooms as well as upper school lockers and bathrooms on our new campus. Our new construction will allow our growing school a beautiful new space to educate more students in the classical, Christian tradition. Thank you to all who donated so...
Read MoreDuring Alumni Weekend in December, alumni returned to reconnect, celebrate, and share thoughts about college and beyond with current students. Here’s a snapshot of what they have been learning and the advice they gave the upperclassmen:
“Regents prepares you for the workload in college.” -Andrew Stadig, Class of...
Read MoreRight now, construction is beginning on the next building (lockers, upper school bathrooms and one classroom) that will serve our rising numbers of Logic and Rhetoric School students grades 7th-12th. With your help, we hope to build a second 2-classroom building and outdoor eating area to serve those students for the next three years. Generous donors have stepped up to...
Read MoreCongratulations to John Cogswell, the 2025 recipient of the Donald Richardson Servant Leadership Award. John was a long-time Varsity Boys Basketball assistant coach and has been a steadfast supporter of the school throughout the capital campaign and construction. He was honored at last week's annual Regents Celebration. We are so thankful for your service,...
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