Right 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,...
Read MoreWhat a beautiful thing it is to be in our new home! Regents’ campus on Coram Deo Drive (“Coram Deo” means “before the face of God”) opened for the Grammar School in Fall 2024, and the Logic & Rhetoric School joined us in January 2025 after nine years apart. What a joy it is be reunited as one school body! We are so excited about what...
Read MoreHalle Trivette, Class of 2024, published her first coloring book in September. Every page is hand drawn, designed to engage the creative side of your brain and help you relax.
"During my time at Regents, I learned how to think about challenges and solve problems," Halle shared. "When I started creating my coloring book, I knew absolutely...
Read MoreWe are looking forward to celebrating our annual Regents Celebration on Friday, November 7 at The Woolen Mills. There will be a seated dinner followed by a reception with hors d'oeuvres. RSVP to
Read MoreMeredith Gorry and Lincoln Ashcom (Class of '24) were married last week on October 11, 2025. Congratulations to our two former students, who are the first Regents alumni to marry another Regents alum! Meredith was a student at Regents since first grade, and Lincoln came to Regents in tenth grade. Lincoln works at Sunwave Plumbing, where he was connected through his...
Read MoreDid you know that the next building on Regents's campus is about to break ground? By the grace of God and the generosity of many people, we have raised the $700,000 needed to construct this building which will house bathrooms for upper school students, student lockers, and a classroom! Each year, we graduate ONE class of seniors and TWO sections of sixth graders move to...
Read MoreThe annual Art Show was a huge success, with beautiful artwork, fun, and games. Jasmine Paurillo ('25) painted the Coram Deo campus in the style of Starry Night as a gift to Mrs. Palumbo (pictured). New this year was an opportunity to write notes to artists whose work you particularly enjoyed. Thank you to Mrs. Atwell for another beautiful show and to all the Art Club...
Read MoreThank you to all who gave on Giving Day! We raised $24,113 through 464 donations, with the second most number of online donors out of all participating organizations! Thank you to the John 3:16 Foundation and The Focus Group for funding the prizes!
Your generosity allowed us to purchase every item we set out to raise money...
Read MoreGrandparents' 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 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 MoreWe are so thankful to be on one campus, encircled by beautiful surroundings and buildings - but we need more space. We went from five assembly spaces that could fit at least 50 students last year to just one this year. We also need four more classrooms. We are hoping to break ground on the next building this spring once we raise the last $100,000. Due to the slope of our...
Read MoreCongratulations to Regents alumna Olivia Palumbo ('20) on her Student Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) grant from the University of Arkansas for her research on factors affecting mental health disclosures in peer relationships. Olivia graduated in the Regents Class of 2020 and spent her freshman year at Baylor University before transferring to Arkansas. She was...
Read MoreFirst snow on our Coram Deo campus!
"Be still and know that I am God." -Psalm 46:10
Read MoreWhat a beautiful day last week as our community gathered together to cut the ribbon on our new site. First Lady of Virginia Suzanne Youngkin marked this momentous occasion in the life of our school.
Read MoreA beautiful and celebration-filled starry night was had at our Regents Gala and Live Auction in November. Regents moms Monique Moshier, Holly Britt, Laurie Mandichak, Corie Scott, and countless volunteers made it such a special night.
Congratulations to Dr. Michael Rose, who received the Don Richardson Award for Servanthood for his years on the Board...
Read MoreLast year at this time, we were signing studs at 2010 Coram Deo Drive and this year we have 170 lively bodies inhabiting every inch of our new space. We are so thankful to have classrooms that have space for movement and group work (see video of music class...
Read MoreOur beautiful library is up and running and receiving many visitors! Kindergartener Bella H. checks out a book with our new electronic check out system. A huge thank you to librarian Sara Daniel as well as volunteers Amy Hewitt and Audrey Pearson and Cait Southworth who have plugged away implementing this system for the last two years.
Read MoreLogic and Rhetoric School students began their year with an annual retreat to Watermarks Camp during the second week of school. "The students had fun bonding and completing activities and challenges, including a very tough obstacle course that the students handled with a lot of grit and toughness!" said Principal Christopher Webb. "Coach Smethurst spoke to...
Read MoreA tradition to kick off the school year in the House of Aquinas: two truths and a pie! Each player tells their partner two truths and one lie. If the partner correctly guesses which is the lie, the guesser pies the face of the storyteller. If the guesser does not correctly identify the lie, it's in their face for the pie! The goal of the house system is to create...
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