The 2024-25 basketball season is in the books! The Varsity Boys Team finished as District Champions with a 16-5 record, as well as third in the State, and second in the VACA North Region. The Middle School and JV Boys both made it to the final four in the region.
"Coach Good and Coach Saunders have set the foundation for our Varsity program which...
The long-awaited playground is being installed! The retaining wall is complete and the structure is 3/4 installed. We are just waiting on the final elements and mulch. The swings have also arrived but need to be relocated from where our installer was supposed to put them.
Read MoreEvery year art teacher Jenn Atwell picks an artist to explore for Black History Month. "The artist we're inspired by this year is Aaron Douglas who lived soon after the end of slavery," says Mrs. Atwell. "We all put a piece of ourselves in our art so with this project we talked about the Great Migration and what the artists and musicians who lived during...
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 MoreWe are pleased to announce that Abigail Keller has been recognized as a National Merit Finalist Additionally, she has been selected as an Echols Scholar at the University of Virginia, a prestigious honor awarded to only 5% of undergraduates. Congratulations, Abigail!
Read More"Latin is a language that doesn't break rules. It's consistent and from that you can understand the rules of language. And language is ultimately beautiful. Language is the means through which we convey information to communicate, and without effective communication we would fall apart as a species."
-Ron Orr, upper school Latin...
Regents' families and students spoke at a recent Virginia General Assembly press conference to ask our legislators to keep the Education Improvement Scholarship Tax Credit in effect and to expand it to serve more students in the Commonwealth. Mr. Harris's tenth grade rhetoric classes made the trip and also went room to room to visit their elected delegates. Special...
Read MoreHow does this beautiful ideal play out in day-to-day life at Regents School? Each year in Grammar School, students learn oration by speaking publicly before an audience. Starting in kindergarten, teachers help students memorize facts to present before an audience at Planet Day. What starts as individual recitations of memorized facts in kindergarten and first grade,...
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