Welcome to Fourth Grade, Mrs. McReynolds!

Regents would like to welcome Rebecca McReynolds as the new fourth grade teacher at Regents! Mrs. McReynolds was born in the state of Georgia, but has lived with her family in Africa for the past 16 years as a missionary with Mission to the World. After many years in South Africa, they moved to Madagascar and joined a team planting churches amongst the Sakalava, an...

Portrait of a Regents Graduate

When the students you know and love are little, it seems so far off to think about graduation. And yet, the days may be long, but the years go by quickly! It is important to consider now what is the fruit of a Regents education. How will your student be different than if they were educated across town at a different type of school?

At Senior Chapel and Senior...

Quotable

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Quotable

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Sixth Grade Autobiographies

Why Learn Latin?

One of the questions that many people have about classical Christian education is: why learn Latin? Sometimes proponents of Latin reduce the reason for learning it to vocabulary, the fact that it is the mother tongue of more than 50% of all English words as well as being the language of science and law. However, let’s be honest, going through the effort of...

Spotlight on Logic Class

The process of the senior thesis

Regents' seniors are hard at work on their senior theses with first drafts due in two weeks. "The thesis project is 100% different than I thought," said senior Will H. who is writing on how the pursuit of pleasure can lead to boredom. "It makes me learn about what life really has to offer. It's not just about getting a good grade."

Introducing Ms. Faraldi

Kara Faraldi joined Regents this year as a music and drama teacher. She has many ideas for developing Regents' drama program and will begin that process this year with the return of Grammar School class plays, including Much Ado about Nothing in Sixth Grade. In the Rhetoric School, Ms. Faraldi is in the very early stages of planning an extracurricular drama...