Virginia Private School Scholarships Threatened: What You Need to Know About HB 359

Did 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...

On Music and Beauty

Written by Kara Faraldi, Regents Music Teacher

One way we are embracing beauty, our theme this year at Regents School, is through music. Historically, music belonged to the seven liberal arts because ancient thinkers like Plato and Aristotle believed that music "was essential for a person's moral development." Music trains students to...

$1,420,000 raised to complete Capital Campaign!

Regents 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...

Heard at Alumni Weekend

During 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...

The Commonplace Book: Becoming a Community of Better Thinkers

Written by Jackie Jamison

Although I last took a college class more than two decades ago, I want to tell you about an element of Regents’ literature program that has personally affected my own reading and thinking life over the last year: the Commonplace Book. A commonplace book is, at its heart, a personal anthology. It is a notebook in which...

Dedicate a Locker to support our Moving Forward campaign

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...

John Cogswell receives the Don Richardson Award for Service

Congratulations 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,...

Varsity Boys Soccer finishes season in VACA State Quarterfinals

Congratulations to the Varsity Boys Soccer Team for making it to the VACA State Quarterfinals!  What a great second season for the team. Elijah Anokye-Gyambrah, a senior, made 1st Team All State.

Varsity Girls Volleyball Team ends season in Final Four

Congratulations to the Varsity Girls Volleyball Team for making the VACA State Final Four.  You all had an amazing season!

Kelsey Atwell made 2nd Team All Region and Keely McReynolds made 1st Team All Region and 1st Team All State. Cameron Smith was named MVP of the North Region and made 1st Team All State.